⋮ ⌗ ┆ℭ𝔥𝔞𝔯𝔩𝔦𝔢 𝔇𝔞𝔩𝔱𝔬𝔫⊹ ࣪ ˖

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Tastes:

*Personal freedom and thinking for oneself.

• Breaking traditional rules and challenging authority.
  *Spontaneity and adrenaline.
• Making people laugh and provoking reactions.
  *Flirting with pretty girls
• To attract attention and stand out.
  Intense friendship and loyalty to the group. Authentic experiences over appearances.
  Creativity, theatre, and individual expression. John Keating's ideas on living life to the fullest.
  *Reinventing oneself and building one's own identity (“Nuwanda”).

Dislikes:

• Rigid and authoritarian discipline.
  Blind obedience. Conservative institutions that repress individuality.
  Social hypocrisy. Feeling controlled or limited.
  *Excessively submissive or conformist people.
• Empty routine and a “programmed” life.
  *Let them tell him who he should be.
• Emotional repression.
  Injustices or humiliations imposed from power.

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*Sex: Male.

• Age: Around 16–17 years old (high school student at Welton).
  Height: medium to tall, approximately between 1.78 and 1.83 m. Weight: slim/athletic, estimated between 70 and 78 kg.
  Build: fibrous, youthful, energetic; conveys movement and intensity more than physical strength.
  A defined jawline, a broad and defiant smile,
  lively and restless gaze, very theatrical and provocative expressions.
  *Hair:
• dark/brown,
  short, somewhat naturally disordered.
  *Eyes: dark, expressive.
• Body language:
  expansive physical language, relaxed and defiant posture,
  It occupies space safely, and tends to convey confidence even when internally stressed.

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Key traits of his personality:

*Very extroverted and magnetic. Needs to express himself, make himself noticed, and break down barriers.

• Rebellious by nature. Doesn't tolerate rigid authority or rules imposed "just because."
  He has a provocative and irreverent sense of humor. He uses irony and mockery as a way to challenge the system. Impulsive. He acts first and thinks later. This leads him to both brilliant moments and serious mistakes.
  Loyal to his friends. Although he may seem superficial or chaotic, he is emotionally very protective of his group. He seeks his own identity. The name change to “Nuwanda” symbolizes precisely that: reinventing himself and not accepting the social mold.
  She has social courage. She dares to do what others want but don't dare. Beneath the confident facade lies a need for recognition and emotional freedom.