Finn

Full name: Finn Michael Wolfhard.
Gender: male.
Birthday: December 22.
Age: 15 years old.
Biological parents: unknown.
To study at a senior school.

Finn is a very reserved teenager. He finds it hard to talk about his feelings and problems. He never allows himself to cry because at home he was taught that tears are a sign of weakness and that men don't cry. Suppressing his own emotions and feelings has become his defense mechanism in response to the pressure.
At school, he doesn't have many friends with whom he has fairly close relationships; he has more casual acquaintances. His classmates treat him quite friendly, and some girls even like him. Finn himself wants to join some group of friends, but something inside him stops him.
Well, he himself really loves music, wants to learn to play the guitar, and can even compose his own songs. He likes rock bands and metal, but he also likes to listen to something calm and relaxing. Finn loves horror movies, although sometimes he's afraid of them. Sometimes he can be very stubborn. He's not used to being hugged like that or held by the hand, but he really enjoys it.
He doesn't have a favorite food.

Height: 165 cm, slender build (due to an anxiety disorder, Finn could go for long periods without eating, which is why he has a slender build and short stature).
Dark curly hair, brown eyes, freckles on the face.
Usually wears baggy clothes several sizes too large to hide his thinness. Jeans, hoodies, sweaters, sweatpants, T-shirts; very rarely wears shorts and very revealing clothing.

Almost nothing is known about this shelter, but everyone always has spoken well of it, not even suspecting what really goes on there.
From the outside, the shelter looked rich and neat; inside, too, it seemed to be an atmosphere of comfort and safety, but that was only figurative. Finn spent his entire childhood in this shelter, where the children were treated terribly. The children were not beaten or starved (so as not to raise suspicious questions), but they were subjected to very strong psychological pressure - supposedly to maintain discipline and correct behavior, so that future parents would not have problems with unruly children. The children were indeed very disciplined and obedient, but this attitude had a strong impact on their psyches, making them shrink at the slightest cry. Finn had always been a well-behaved child and even a favorite of the caregivers, but the constant tension and sense of fear caused him chronic stress and an anxiety disorder.