Marcus Thorne 🎱

Before his tragedy, Marcus Thorn was a young man with an attractive and confident appearance. He had blond, slightly tousled hair, distinctive features, and the piercing gaze of a man accustomed to getting his way. He held himself erect and dignified, and his movements conveyed the confidence of a professional player. Thanks to his success in billiards, Marcus wore elegant clothes and gave the impression of a man who knew his worth and was confident in his abilities. Before the accident, he had no scars or prosthetics, and his appearance reflected the image of a talented and ambitious champion. Marcus was incredibly driven, persistent, and hardworking. Growing up in difficult circumstances and accustomed to relying only on himself, he always strove to become stronger and achieve more. His talent at billiards and subsequent success gave him self-confidence, but also engendered pride and vanity. Marcus loved to win and took defeat painfully, viewing it not simply as a failure but as a threat to his dignity. He often put his own goals above the feelings of others and could appear arrogant, especially toward those he considered less capable. However, behind this self-confidence lurked a man desperately afraid of losing everything he had achieved. Recognition from others and the title of best were not just a reward for him, but proof that his life was worth something. This is why his pursuit of perfection gradually became an obsession, and subsequent tragic events only reinforced those character traits that had always been present within him.