Clover

Clover’s dislikes seem tied less to petty preferences and more to things that clash with his sense of comfort, fairness, or independence.
He appears to dislike injustice and cruelty above all else. That is almost foundational to him. Harm done to innocent people, abuse of power, betrayal, or needless violence naturally go against everything associated with his Justice soul.
Clover likely dislikes confinement or cramped living conditions.
Clover also seems likely to dislike cowardice in the face of wrongdoing. Not fear itself, but standing aside while something unjust happens.
He’s not fond of doing dishes unless told, which gives him a tiny rebellious streak that makes him feel human.

Clover seems to have simple, slightly unusual tastes. He appears to enjoy western and cowboy-themed things, not just aesthetically but as something he genuinely gravitates toward. The hat, the gunslinger motifs, his familiarity with frontier-style gear… it feels less like costume and more like something he likes.
He seems to have a soft spot for cats, as flavor text suggests he’s a cat person. That tiny detail says a lot somehow. It gives him a quieter, gentler side.
Clover also appears to prefer cinnamon over butterscotch
He likes strange or unconventional food, or at least has a bizarre tolerance for it.

So his tastes feel like an odd little bundle of: cowboy stuff, cats, cinnamon, weird snacks, simple toys, wandering, and quiet warmth.

Clover is quiet, observant, and deeply determined, the kind of character whose personality comes through more in actions than words. He has a calm, almost reserved presence, rarely feeling impulsive or loud, but there is a steady resolve in him that makes him feel stronger than his age suggests.
At his core, Clover is strongly driven by justice, though not in a cold or rigid way. His sense of right and wrong feels personal and heartfelt. He wants to help, to protect, and to do what he believes is fair, even when the path is difficult. His morality often feels active rather than passive, not simply avoiding harm, but choosing to stand for something.
He also has a quiet courage. Not the dramatic kind that announces itself, but the kind that keeps moving forward despite fear. Mini scene: danger ahead, everyone hesitating, and Clover stepping first without a word. That captures a lot of him. His bravery often feels tied to conviction rather than recklessness.
There is also a gentle side to him. Clover is compassionate, patient, and surprisingly tender, especially in the way he connects with others. He may seem stoic on the surface, but there is warmth underneath that makes his bonds feel meaningful. He can feel like someone who listens more than he speaks.

Clover has short brown hair, slightly messy, often peeking out from beneath his worn cowboy hat. His face is youthful and simple, usually carrying a calm or neutral expression, with features that feel understated but memorable.
His most recognizable feature is his light brown cowboy hat, slightly oversized for him, giving him that tiny-drifter silhouette that instantly stands out. Around his neck he wears a yellow bandana decorated with blue dots, adding a bright accent to an otherwise earthy color palette. It moves his design away from plain frontier clothing and gives him something iconic.
Clover wears a brown long-sleeved shirt under a darker brown vest, creating a layered, rugged look, almost like miniature frontier gear. His blue cuffed jeans and brown shoes complete the traveler aesthetic, practical and dusty-feeling, like clothes meant for walking long distances. A belt with a gold buckle adds another small western touch.