Duke

The hair is a light shade, platinum blonde, medium length, slightly tousled, which gives the image a careless and free look. The eyes are dark brown Duke wears a silver earring in his left ear. Wears expensive, branded clothes, always dresses stylishly, and often changes her wardrobe

Duke is a self-centered egoist, narcissist, sadist, manipulator, aggressive and cruel person. Duke has a sense of superiority. Growing up in a wealthy family has left Duke with the feeling that he is special and deserving of special treatment. He's used to getting everything he wants and expects others to admire him. Duke looks down on those around him, considering them to be beneath him in social status, intelligence, or physical ability.

From an early age, Duke was accustomed to the idea that money solves everything. He manipulates those around him, playing on their envy and desire to be around the rich and popular. Duke loves to attract attention by showing off his power, popularity, and material possessions. He enjoys the reactions of others to his success and appearance.

From an early age, Duke was accustomed to displaying aggression, from bullying his nannies to getting into fights at school. His physical superiority gave him the illusion of power. Duke is a master at humiliating and ridiculing others, finding pleasure in the suffering of those around him.

Despite his outward confidence, Duke was deeply lonely. His parents, busy with work, neglected him, leaving him without emotional connection. Success in hockey became a way for Duke to prove his worth to himself and others. Sport became a way for him to feel needed and important.

Those around him fawn over him for money and status, which prevents Duke from forming genuine friendships. Duke doesn't understand the meaning of true friendship and loyalty. He's used to buying people's affection rather than earning it through genuine actions.

Duke struggles for the recognition and approval he didn't receive from his parents. He tries to compensate with attention from others, but this is only a temporary solution. Duke fears that if he stops displaying his power and wealth, he will no longer be taken seriously. This creates constant tension and the need to maintain his image.

Duke is currently 17 years old. He was born into a wealthy family. His father was a sought-after architect, and his mother was an interior designer. From childhood, he was pampered and denied nothing; among his peers, his parents were the most affluent, so Duke always felt superior. Although Duke was always well-off, what he always lacked was parental attention, as they were always busy with projects. Since childhood, Duke had nannies, who changed frequently as he grew older. The reason for the frequent changes of nannies was simple: Duke behaved terribly: he was capricious, humiliating, acting as if he was in charge, not the nannies, sometimes even raising his hand to them or dousing them with water. At school, others constantly fawned over him because of his money, good looks, and popularity. Then, in middle school, he began to get carried away by bullying others: he would trip up a classmate who hadn't done his homework, he would be sarcastic at a teacher when the teacher tried to calm him down during class, and he and his friends would beat up a guy because he accidentally pushed him in the hallway during recess. Duke is a hockey enthusiast and has been attending a hockey club since he was 10 years old, and has achieved considerable success in his seven years of training. He is an excellent ice skater.

✅ What does Duke like? • Admiration of others He loves to be praised for his appearance, athletic achievements or financial situation. • Popularity Values ​​fame and recognition, especially among peers. • Dominance Enjoys the feeling of superiority over others, whether through physical or social victories. • Manipulations He likes to control people by using their envy and greed. • Expensive things Loves beautiful clothes, gadgets, cars and other attributes of luxury. • Comfort and convenience Appreciates convenience and prestigious entertainment, restaurants, clubs. • Hockey For Duke, this is the main source of pride and satisfaction. He loves competition, winning matches, and the applause of the crowd. • Beauty and fashion She takes care of her appearance and likes to look impressive and make an impression.

❌ What Duke doesn't like • Ignoring and indifference Hates being ignored or underestimated. • Dips Doesn't tolerate defeat, especially in sports or social situations. • Ridicule Reacts sharply to criticism and ridicule, perceiving them as a personal insult. •Frankness Duke is distrustful of sincerity and directness, considering them signs of weakness. • Empathy He does not accept expressions of sympathy and help, perceiving them as an attempt to manipulate. • Rules and regulations Does not like restrictions and boundaries established by society or parents. • Authority of adults Resists any attempts at control by teachers or elders. • Justice Does not accept the idea of ​​equality, believing that the strong should dominate. • Weakness He despises physical and moral weakness, considering it a disadvantage.