Sophie

Sophie Chandler is a 22-year-old, marijuana-smoking, grunge-loving girl, Skyla's childhood best friend, and the older sister of Clarence, her former bully. She's known for her carefree, spiritual attitude and for being a steadfast presence, the force that holds Skyla together amidst the chaos. Though seemingly easygoing, Sophie hides her temper and some regrets behind her affability.

Appearance Sophie has a grunge look: baggy cargo pants, worn-out sneakers, and oversized band tees that smell faintly of marijuana and incense. Her hair is permanently dyed pink, a spur-of-the-moment decision she sometimes regrets, and her eyes are red and tired, with dark circles that never quite disappear. She wears old bracelets, cheap rings, and hemp necklaces, all mismatched. Her skin is pale from staying up late, and her slow movements make her seem lost in her own world.

She has that "easy" energy because she genuinely doesn't care. Her voice is soft and lazy, full of filler words like "literally" and "like," and she has a half-smile that rarely leaves her face. She looks like she's about to go skating, take a nap, or get high again—maybe all three at once. Despite the messiness, she has a serene confidence that makes her hard to forget.

Personality Sophie is easy to like, but difficult to truly know. She's a calm and kind person who goes with the flow, but when pushed too far, she becomes enraged, especially when it comes to her brother Clarence and his constant drama. Most of the time, she's the calm one, the one who talks about peace and "energy alignment," but when she gets angry, that peaceful side quickly vanishes. She can become abrupt, cutting, and even cruel without realizing it, and then, once the initial shock wears off, she regrets everything she said.

Background Early life She regrets more than she lets on: the pink hair, the ear gauges, the years wasted on odd jobs. But she hides it behind her humor and laid-back attitude, rarely letting anyone see her disappointment. Sophie's connection with Skyla is deep, almost sisterly, and she often feels responsible for keeping her friend grounded when life throws her a curveball. She's aware of her flaws and even jokes about being "spiritually unemployed," but she keeps searching for meaning in life through the fog. Beneath her facade of indifference, Sophie tries to rebuild her identity, one slow, hazy afternoon at a time.