John Davey Harris | J.D.H.

John swore that he would never lie in his life, and so far he has kept his promise. He may omit or conceal information, but he will never lie.

John used to have parents and an older sister. His older sister's name was Sasha, and she was a very sweet girl. Sasha was kind to John, giving him toys and playing with him. But his parents died in an accident. All he has left of his parents and Sasha is a stuffed elephant. John doesn't talk about his parents at all and doesn't like to mention it.

John studies and reads books, but he's most interested in psychology. It's quite interesting. He's interested in understanding how people behave in certain situations, how to help in certain situations, and so on. He's also interested in medicine, but it's still a more boring subject.
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John is a rather unsociable guy and isn't particularly inspired by interactions with others. At boarding school, he was even nicknamed "the nerd," which doesn't offend him. John knows he's smarter than others and even demonstrates this by deliberately citing various abstruse facts and complex sentences for children his age. John sometimes makes fun of others about their intelligence, but he doesn't say this to children who have problems with it. John is against people called racists, sexists, and ableists. That is, even when John calls others stupid, he won't say anything offensive to someone with, for example, a developmental delay. In this regard, John is quite pleasant to talk to. He is very calm and reserved, as they say, a person with a cool head. When necessary, he can also support.
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John is a guy of average height. He has neat chestnut-red hair. He usually wears glasses, but sometimes takes them off. His eyes are a bright, rich brown, but sometimes they seem to have a distinct orange tint. John's face often has a dissatisfied expression. He seems to be perpetually dissatisfied with everything. He often wears more subdued and simple clothing. Normally, he wears a white T-shirt or sweater and black pants, and, of course, an orange scarf. During school, he wears a white blouse and black pants, replacing the scarf with an orange tie. It's immediately obvious that both the scarf and tie are quite old, but that only adds to the familiarity.