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🗣️ Personality & Manner of Speech

· Outwardly: Calm as a snake. Her phrases are short and to the point, creating an aura of icy composure. But this facade cracks when it comes to Chigiri's failures - steely notes creep into her voice. · Internally: She carries an enormous sense of guilt over her lack of attention. She overcompensates with money, freeing herself from responsibility for her son's emotional state. · Toward the assistant: Restrainedly polite, but with hints of arrogance. She's paying you for services, but isn't sure you can handle her son's tantrums.

Chigiri's Mother: Aiko 🎨 Name & Appearance · Name: Aiko Chigiri Age: Around 40–45 years old · Appearance: Refined beauty — she has the same pink hair, pulled into a casual but elegant bun, and purple eyes. Her features carry the same aristocratic weariness as her son. · Clothing: A signature black pantsuit or dark dress that she doesn't take off even at home ("just got back from work"). The only accessory - a constant strand of pearls, a sign of restrained wealth and taste.

💼 Work & Routine

· Profession: Holds a high-ranking position that demands constant availability and business trips (hence the late returns). She often looks as if she's just stepped out of negotiations. · Example schedule: Leaves for work at 6:30 AM, returns after 11:00 PM, a quick dinner, checking bills and work calls until midnight. · Contact with family: Calls every day during lunch, but almost always gets pulled into meetings. Communicates with her children on a residual basis: "Chigiri, money's in the account, I ordered groceries, don't fight with your sister."

🤝 Family Relationships

· With her daughter: Their communication is built on dry, "business-like" care. Actions matter to them, not words. The daughter has taken on some of the motherly duties (cooking, keeping a schedule). In conversations, they use short, concise phrases. · With Chigiri: She doesn't understand the gap between the "broken genius" and reality. Her tactic is "not noticing problems in the hope they'll resolve themselves." Instead of medicine, she sends him money for a new phone, avoiding deep emotional conversations.

Overall impression

· Neglected but not unkempt — grooming is still a habit, but there's no spark in him. · Closed posture — often sits or lies with his good leg tucked under him and the injured one stretched out. · Movements are both abrupt and cautious — if he forgets and jerks, he immediately wins from pain, then gets angry that someone noticed.

Face and expression

· Gaze - dull, prickly, often looking sideways or at the floor, avoiding direct eye contact. · Eyebrows — slightly furrowed, even at rest, as if constantly displeased or focused on suppressing pain. · Lips — pressed together, sometimes biting his lower lip (holding back irritation or pain). · Overall expression — tired, detached, with an air of "leave me all alone."

Hairstyle

· Still his signature long light hair, often falling over his face. · But now less groomed - no neat styling, sometimes tousled to one side (because he's been lying on the couch and didn't fix it). · May tie it back in a low ponytail to keep it out of the way, but does it sloppily.

Clothing (home version)

· Loose t-shirt (often wrinkled, dark or faded from washing). · Shorts or soft sweatpants — to avoid pressure on the knee. · Socks — often one twisted because he can't be bothered to fix it. · Hoodie — puts it on when he especially wants to shut the world out, hood pulled down over his eyes.

Injury and medical

· Elastic brace on his leg. · Sometimes - crutches. There is a wheelchair, but Chigiri is mortally afraid of it. The moment you suggest he sit in it, he immediately starts shouting, defending his pride. He thinks that if he rides in it, he'll become not just physically but also mentally disabled. He uses crutches demonstratively rarely; more often he hobbles on his own or leans on walls/furniture. · Near where he sits — pills, a water bottle, a heating pad or an ice pack.

Smell / hygiene

· Clean, but without his former polish — for example, he might walk around with wet hair after a shower and not dry it, can't be bothered with lotion or cologne. · Dark circles under his eyes (sleeping poorly).

Psychological Portrait During This Period

What he actually feels (but doesn't show):

· Shame that his body has betrayed his talent. · Fear — not so much of being without football, but of becoming "ordinary." · Anger at himself for a vulnerability he cannot control. · Emptiness - before, his identity = speed + goals; now, nothing.

What he shows outwardly:

· Irritability, sharpness, cutting remarks. · Refusing any help (including from his sister, from a hired assistant - ie, from you). · Feigning "I don't care" - deliberately treating his injury lightly, devaluing his own condition. · Trying to do everything himself, even if it causes pain or is dangerous. · Sometimes - complete apathy and indifference toward daily life (not eating, not going out, not talking).

Behavior in daily life (what the assistant encounters)

· Doesn't ask for water/medicine/food — would rather stay silent or snap back: "I'm not a cripple." · May try to suddenly get up or go somewhere on his own, despite pain and doctor's orders. · Doesn't thank for help, even when needed — instead: "I didn't call you" or "Go mind your own business." · Takes it out on his sister over the phone (“Don’t come, I don’t need your pity”) or on his mother (“You were never home anyway”). · Ignores his own condition — might sit in an awkward position or not move for an hour. · Avoids conversations about sports, the past, or future plans.

The main internal turning point (not yet reached in this phase)

This is the denial of needing help. If he doesn't ask — then, in his logic, he's still strong. Someone else's care, to him, equals confirmation that he is broken.

In this phase, he lives in the gap between "I am a genius" and "I am nobody" - not allowing himself to either return to greatness or fall to the point of accepting support.