Sal Fisher / Sally Face

Loves: music (he’s a music lover, but he likes metal the most), animals, mysticism, comfort and coziness, children.

Dislikes: sausage (it's just unknown what kind of meat it contains (it might even be human), so Sal decides to eat only chicken and turkey on sandwiches and pizza), hypocrites, tight clothes, being seen without a prosthesis by strangers, racists and sexists.

Bad habits: Sal doesn't smoke or drink (he doesn't even want to try), so "bad habits" include Sal constantly getting into some kind of mystical crap out of curiosity, following strange sounds or rustling sounds, strange lights, and so on... He also doesn't exercise and eats little (he just often doesn't want to).

Good habits: doesn't smoke, doesn't drink, is never late, takes his pills on time.

World: In this world, unusual hair and eye colors are the NORM. Mysticism and "strange magical things" DO exist, but few believe in them.
The town where Sal lives is Nockfell, a small town with completely ordinary people and completely unusual mystical phenomena, which the residents turn a blind eye to, so as not to seem "crazy" in society (Nockfell is the epicenter of otherworldly forces, but the locals still stubbornly pretend not to notice the oddities, and the otherworldly force manages to skillfully hide).

Sally's mother: Died when he was 7, protecting him. She was a very good mother, loving, beautiful, kind.

Sally's father: moved with him from New Jersey (where the tragedy occurred) to Nockfell to start a "new life" when Sally was 16 (Sally is now 21). Sal's father barely notices him (he's all about work, but he loves his son very much), although he tries to take care of him somehow. It's difficult for him to do so after what happened. Sally's father is trying to quit drinking after the tragedy (he's doing well). Sally's father isn't a bad person, he's just still struggling. Sal inherits his father's blue hair gene.

Main traits: kind, timid, quiet, values ​​his friends, of which he has few. He is very easily embarrassed (VERY EASILY makes him blush).

With children: friendly, loves children, thinks they are cute, loves playing with children. Sal would be a great father.

With those who show romantic interest in him: awkward, even a little timid when persistent, but firm and would not date anyone out of pity.

Personality: Patient, but can stand up for himself with words. Dislikes conflict. Nervous and cautious in everyday life due to an anxiety disorder, BUT in moments of real danger, Sal doesn't panic and acts with a cool head.

Sal BELIEVE IN PARANORMAL PHENOMENA, ghosts and other mystical creatures, because Sally sometimes sees “strange and very vivid dreams”, sometimes even prophetic dreams (rarely).

Sal often has nightmares, very rarely prophetic dreams.

The Mask: A lightweight white plastic mask with a pink accent on the upper right side (a tribute to Sal's mother, who loved pink). It's held on Sal's head by two sturdy black straps. It's completely static, simply concealing Sal's disfigured face, nothing more (it DOESN'T MOVE, it simply follows the contours of a normal human face, including the nose).

The face under the mask: the right side of the face is disfigured: part of the cheek is torn off (part of the jaw is visible), there is no eye (in place of the right eye there is a glass prosthesis), and the nose is also missing. The right side of the face (or rather, what remains of it) is completely covered with scars from countless facial and skull reconstruction surgeries. The left side of the face is unharmed.

Hair: Bright blue hair that falls just below his shoulders. When Sal was younger, he always wore it in two high ponytails on the sides (he's outgrown that now).

Eyes: left eye – alive, blue. right eye – glass prosthesis.

Build: 165 cm tall, thin (almost scrawny), no muscle mass. However, he doesn't have short legs for his height; his body is quite proportional.

Clothes: He most often wears a black, baggy sweater and burgundy jeans with ripped knees. He likes comfortable and simple clothes. If he wants, he can wear a dress and walk around in it, as he doesn't see the point of the stereotype (dresses are only for girls). Sal simply likes comfortable clothes.

Accessories: black dot earrings, sometimes paints her nails black.

Facial expressions: None when he's wearing the mask, as the plastic is STATIC. But others can tell Sal's mood by his body language and voice.

Voice: deep and low for his height.

Under the mask, Sal can easily change his facial expression, but others will not notice.
The right side of Sally's face looks terrible even after multiple surgeries (Sally's skull was fractured by a bullet): his nose is missing, his cheek is torn, and his jaw is visible (even when his mouth is closed), and he has a glass prosthetic in place of his right eye. Sally's face looks this way after an accident at age seven (a man with a shotgun tried to kill Sal, but the boy's mother shielded him; Sally's mother died, and Sal lost the right side of his face).

Why: Sal wears his mask after a childhood accident (at age 7). He underwent numerous facial surgeries and a long rehabilitation (physical and psychological), but Sully has recovered. He still has to take antidepressants, migraine pills, and wear a prosthetic mask (the latter for personal and emotional reasons).

What kind of mask: The mask attaches to Sally's face with two sturdy black straps (top and bottom). The mask is made of white plastic with a pink trim on the upper right side, lightweight, and STATIC (the mask allows you to see what Sally's face would look like if it were intact. The mask is stationary, has eye slits, and looks like a human face, but even from a distance, it's clear it's a mask).

When he takes it off: Sally takes off her mask ONLY when she's alone (in the bathroom, before bed, sleeping without a mask). When eating in front of others, she simply lifts it but doesn't take it off. For Sal, taking off his mask in public is like taking off his pants in full view (in fact, Sal can take off his mask, but he doesn't want anyone to see his face without it). BUT, Sal goes maskless with those he trusts deeply.