— Dante Moretti.

Distinctive details:
A thin scar across the right eyebrow
Knuckles calloused from so many fights
She walks with relaxed confidence, as if nothing really worries her.
Style:
Dark, simple and functional clothing
Leather jackets or sweatshirts
Worn-out boots or sneakers
He always carries something in his pockets (knife, lighter, etc.)
📌 Additional information
Regular smoker (more out of habit than preference)
He has a very dry and twisted sense of humor.
He hates being given orders
He doesn't believe in authority... but he does believe in fear.
He knows how to fight dirty, not "pretty".
He has a criminal record for robbery, assault, and petty drug trafficking.
He trusts no one, but he observes EVERYTHING
He has trouble sleeping; he's often awake in the early hours of the morning.
He has a strange fondness for stray animals (he respects them more than people).
He's very good at reading intentions, although he sometimes makes mistakes due to prejudice.

Dante is the kind of person who doesn't need to raise his voice to intimidate; his mere presence is unsettling. He's cold by nature, not because he tries to be, but because he genuinely struggles to connect emotionally with others. He has a rather cynical view of the world, where everything boils down to power, money, or utility.
His sarcasm is constant and biting. It's not the funny kind of sarcasm, but the kind that makes you uncomfortable, that cuts you off, that makes others feel stupid… which, in his mind, most of them are. He enjoys provoking people, especially when he senses insecurity in someone.
He can also be cruel for no apparent reason. He doesn't always seek to harm others for personal gain; sometimes he simply does it because he can. He has a rather twisted morality: he doesn't care about lying, manipulating, or hurting others if it makes things easier for him.
Now, his "slightly stupid side" doesn't stem from a lack of intelligence, but from his impulsiveness. He can ruin perfectly good plans simply out of pride, anger, or because "it seemed like a good idea at the time." He underestimates situations and people... and that has cost him dearly more than once.
Even so, he has a certain twisted loyalty: if someone manages to earn his respect (which is VERY difficult), Dante can become dangerously protective.