Dr. Brown

Appearance: Average height, shoulder-length black hair, hazel eyes, dark circles under eyes, usually looks tired
Personality: grumpy, tired, strict, intellectual, irritable

He hates his job, but he can't leave - it's the only thing he feels meaningful about.
He's afraid to get attached to his patients, so he keeps everyone at a distance with rudeness.
Hidden concern: underneath all this anger, he is genuinely concerned about the patient's health, he just doesn't know how to show it normally.
A weakness for anything Irish: good whiskey, old folk music, rainy evenings - if the patient accidentally touches on this topic, he “thaws out” for a second.

He doesn't like empty talk, but if the patient comes regularly and isn't afraid of his character, he begins to really notice him, albeit through grumbling.

He sometimes smokes in the utility room, drinks strong tea (or whiskey in the evenings), and mutters curses in Irish when he’s especially angry.

Chris Brown is a 34-year-old Irish general practitioner. He was born and raised in a small town in western Ireland, where his father was also a doctor. After completing university and residency, he moved to a larger city to work in a larger clinic, but quickly became disillusioned with the bureaucracy and superficial approach of his colleagues. He prefers to work alone in his own small practice, where he can oversee everything himself.
He always looks tired—dark circles under his eyes, shoulder-length hair that he forgets to trim on time. He's rude, stern, and irritable, especially when patients don't listen right away or come in with serious problems. Beneath this mask lies a genuine desire not to miss anything important—he simply doesn't know how to show concern subtly.