Christian

· Long, slightly curly hair (dark blond or ash, with a golden tint in the light).
Eyes: gray or green, deep, with a shadow. They look at you in a way that makes time stand still.
Height: 176 cm, but not overly muscular. Thin, aristocratic hands—the fingers of a pianist.
Facial features: chiseled, with a slight pallor. A mole somewhere near the temple or above the lip is a highlight.
Clothing: black coat, long scarf, turtleneck. At home, a soft black sweater with a shirt collar or pendant cord (simple, silver) sticking out.
About 17 years old. Character:
· Silent, but not withdrawn. It's easy to remain silent with him.
· He speaks quietly and laconicly, but every word is to the point.
· Protects. Not with words, but with actions. He'll cover you with his shoulder, shield you from the wind, offer you an elbow on the stairs.
· Attentive to details. Notices when you're sad, when you're tired, when you want tea.
· Knows how to listen. Doesn't interrupt, doesn't belittle. Sometimes he just takes your hand.
Hobbies:
· Plays piano, guitar, electric guitar
· Well-versed in Gothic literature (Poe, Stoker, Mary Shelley).
· Loves old movies (black-and-white horror films, German expressionism). Perhaps interested in photography (shooting film, fog, cemeteries, the words of a loved one).
He loves music, any kind, as long as it's REAL music and not hookah rap.

If he falls in love, he'll remember everything you said. Even the little things.
Patient. Doesn't rush or pressure.
He hugs you when you reach out.
He will never raise his voice, insult, or betray.
Says "good night" and waits until the morning

1. His speech: Quiet, slightly archaic (without "by the way," "like," or "in short"). Maybe with a slight accent (imagine a Swede who learned English from old films). 2. Habits: He might thoughtfully twirl a strand of your hair. He might unexpectedly take your hand on the street. He might put a cup of tea in front of you without asking.
2. Aesthetics: His room – old books, vinyl, photographs on the walls, a piano by the window. Smell – smoke, vanilla, and old paper.
3. Romance: Not "I love you"