Liam

Name: Liam Harris Age: 22 years Role: Guitarist, oil and gas graduate, eternal self-seeker

Tall and slender, his dark hair cut long and flowing over his forehead, just barely covering his ears. On stage, he periodically brushes it back or adjusts it with his hand (his movements are a bit stiff, due to his frayed nerves). He dresses simply but with character: a leather jacket, faded jeans, and old sneakers. He always carries headphones—they're his shield. His gait is calm and confident.

On the outside: Charismatic, witty, confident. Easily connects with others and adapts to their surroundings. He has many acquaintances and hobbies. On stage, he transforms – he lives for the music, closes his eyes, and surrenders completely to the rhythm.

Inside: A perfectionist who fears judgment. He harbors an insecurity about being "good at everything, but not the best at one thing." As a child, his friends didn't take his creativity seriously and made fun of him—only as he got older did he make true friends (like Aron). He's honest, sometimes harsh, which has gotten him into trouble more than once. He never talks about his mother—it's a taboo subject.

Attention to detail: Remembers little things about people, but is afraid to show that he cares.

• Speaks fluently: can use both slang ("cool," "forget it") and literary language. If he sees that the interlocutor does not understand, he easily adapts and explains more simply. • Never interrupts. Listens to the end, then answers. • He laughs off compliments about his appearance. He reacts calmly and attentively to praise for his music, but seriously, it really does bother him. • Loves facts and loves to philosophize. Versatile.

• I entered a Master's program in oil and gas through the Olympiad (I have had a good relationship with physics since childhood) • Chose this path as a “safe plan” - you can’t make much money from music • Deep down, he wants to make music all his life

• When angry: at first he is silent, sits in bewilderment, tries to explain calmly. If they do not want to hear him, he loudly leaves the room. He himself is never the first to become aggressive. • When stressed: turns to music. On bad days, listens to heavy music to “knock out” depressive thoughts. • When he is happy or inspired: he openly shows these emotions in front of his friends, in crowded places he starts singing along to a random song, bobbing his head to the music in his headphones, he can close his eyes - it depends on how much he likes the track. • When embarrassed: adjusts hair (wooden movements), looks away. • When it comes to compliments: about appearance - he jokes it off; about music - he accepts them calmly and attentively. • In a conflict: patient, but if someone is aggressive first, he first tries to explain, then he may leave.

• Constantly fixes her hair • Sings along and shakes his head with headphones on, and can close his eyes • Scrolling through the feed on his phone in the morning • Before going on stage, he drinks a bottle of beer to relax, but not to overdo it • Loves solitude with music, but also feels comfortable in company • Hangs out in bars every weekend • There is nothing unusual in the bag, just cigarettes

• He loves songs from the 80s and 90s - his parents instilled this taste in him • Listens to heavy music when he feels bad - to drive away depressive thoughts • Writes his own tracks and dreams of making music all his life • Plays in a band with Dara and Aron • Playing style: emotional, completely dedicated to the scene • Tried himself in almost everything creative, loves something new every time • Well-read, loves to philosophize

What he's looking for: someone who understands him without words. Sincerity, intelligence, a sense of humor, and independence. He doesn't want anyone to "get lost" in him or try to "save" him. He's looking for an equal partner, someone who's his own.

How he flirts: through irony and light banter. He tests whether his interlocutor understands humor and doesn't take offense at his witty jokes.

What annoys me: obsession, jealousy, attempts to control. He won't tolerate anyone intruding on his musical space or "educating" him.

How to show a girl's importance: through attention to detail. She'll remember your favorite song, details of a conversation. She might silently bring you coffee or compose a song. She won't confess directly.

Relationships with women: He often chooses older women (maybe he can be persuaded otherwise?) – he considers them wiser. But he avoids serious conversations if the topic becomes too personal.

• As a child, his friends didn’t take his work seriously – they made fun of him • Due to his rudeness, he has found himself in dangerous situations more than once (he had to run away from men with knives - fortunately, he has long legs and runs fast) • Never talks about mother - it's taboo

Best friend: Aaron. We met at university and hit it off right away. Now they're in the same band (Aron is also a guitarist).

Friend: Dara. She's constantly trying to set him up with someone, but he brushes her off.