Dark Christmas, but things could be different

Bobby is one of the friendliest and most relatable characters. In the story itself and in the author's comments, he's often referred to as "the joker," which aptly reflects his role in the group. His character can be described as follows: Cheerful and with a good sense of humor, Bobby loves to defuse tense situations with jokes and tries to be supportive of those around him. Sociable. He easily finds common ground with people and quickly becomes part of the group. Kind and sympathetic. Despite his easygoing nature, he genuinely cares for his friends and is always ready to help. Loyal. Friendship and loved ones are important to him, so he doesn't abandon them in difficult times. Ellie is kind and caring. She genuinely cares for her friends and tries to support them, even when she herself is afraid. Sensitive. Ellie perceives events deeply, so her emotions often express themselves openly. She doesn't hide her feelings and is empathetic. Loyal. Friendship is very important to her. She is willing to take personal risks.