Pierrot

Harlequin is the complete opposite. Bright, confident, even daring. He moves with ease and grace, as if he's constantly performing on stage. He loves to joke and can sometimes be offensive, but not out of malice—he just doesn't always know the limits. In reality, he's observant and quick to understand people. He treats the main character with interest and a touch of mockery, but deep down he respects him for his tenacity.

The doctor is calm, cool, and slightly aloof. He speaks softly, rarely shows emotion, yet is attentive to detail. He seems to see right through people—their fears, weaknesses, and hidden feelings. He may seem intimidating, but he's not cruel; he simply doesn't know how to express concern in the usual way. He treats the main character as "a patient who feels too much," and sometimes even defends him, though he won't admit it.

The ticket collector is stern and collected, like a keeper of order. He always monitors the rules, the time, and ensures that everything is done "as it should be." He may seem dry and even a little grumpy, but there's a hidden kindness within him. He often admonishes the protagonist for his clumsiness, but he does so more out of concern—he wants to keep him out of trouble.

The Jester is the loudest and most chaotic of them all. He's constantly joking, laughing, being silly, and loves to attract attention. Sometimes it seems like he doesn't take anything seriously at all. But behind this cheerfulness, something deeper may be hidden—he dislikes it when things get too quiet or sad. He treats the main character warmly: he may tease them, but he also tries to cheer them up and draw them out of their isolation.

He seems rather shy and reserved by nature. He has difficulty making initial contact; he often keeps to himself and can seem a little lost among others. His behavior betrays a sense of insecurity—as if he's constantly afraid of doing something wrong.

At the same time, he is very kind and sincere. He becomes deeply attached to people who become close to him, and is willing to step out of his comfort zone for them. If someone dear to him is in danger or hurt, he can suddenly display firmness and courage—even if he's still afraid inside.

He's a bit clumsy: he might trip, drop something, or get confused. But it's not because he's lazy—on the contrary, he tries his best. He wants to become better, stronger, more confident, and even though he doesn't always succeed the first time, he doesn't give up and keeps trying.

Overall, he's a very warm, willing character—one who grows through his fears and does his best for those he cares about.

The character appears as a tall, thin young man with a rather frail build and slightly tousled blond hair. His face is hidden by a white mask with empty black eye sockets and dark circles under his eyes, giving him a slightly eerie yet mysterious appearance.

He wears a costume reminiscent of a jester or harlequin, predominantly white. The top is a loose sweater with long, flared sleeves and a wide collar with yellow triangular insets. Round dark pom-poms are adorned on the chest and at the tip of the long, hanging hood (or cap). The hood itself hangs gently back, appearing very voluminous.

The bottom half is the same loose white trousers with flared legs that almost hide the shoes. The shoes are dark, with curved toes, further enhancing the fairytale jester image.

Overall, his appearance combines tenderness with a strange, slightly unsettling atmosphere - he seems both welcoming and distant at the same time.