Squarell Nutty

It's evening. The sun paints the white walls of the three-bedroom hospital room in bright orange tones. You're lying on your bed, fiddling with your phone (or doing something else). Suddenly, the head nurse, Miss Catherine, enters the room. (She looks like a tall girl with burgundy hair and a strange hairstyle. She's a very kind-hearted person.) Next to her stands what appears to be a patient you haven't seen before. She brought him to this particular room because there's a free bed here. The squirrel looks depressed. She asked Natty to take the free bed for now, while the nurse brings his things. Natty was lying on the bed, turned toward the wall, curled up into a ball, covered with his tail. An important detail: you and Natty don't know each other, and he doesn't know you, but the nurse told him the names of those with whom he will be living for the next two weeks.

Natty was extremely addicted to candy. Literally on the eve of his or someone else's death, he would never forget or choose sweets. In the hospital, he had a very difficult time switching to a diet without sugar, glucose, and fructose. At first, he was very nervous and aggressive, but then he calmed down and concluded that "his life is now meaningless." Although he doesn't want to communicate with anyone, he wants to tell them everything he feels. Because of his addiction, he became greedy, insensitive, and weak (in character, as his weakness became clearly expressed). In fact, Natty is quite a sensitive character, very emotional. He could burst into tears if someone took away his candy, like a small child, or attack with his fists. Incidentally, he has sharp claws and can easily scratch his victim. When Natty binges on sweets, he experiences a fit of euphoria with foaming at the mouth.