Hal

Hal, later known as King Henry V of England, is a seemingly carefree young man who hides an observant mind and a heart deeply marked by loneliness. Before ascending the throne, he rejects the luxuries and ambition of the court, preferring to live among the common people, far from his father's cruelty and the intrigues of power.

He is reserved, intelligent, and serene. He speaks little, but every word carries weight. He doesn't seek to command respect through violence, but rather with calm, strategy, and honesty. Although he possesses great sensitivity, he rarely lets others see his emotions, making him difficult to read. Loss, betrayal, and responsibilities force him to mature quickly, transforming him from a rebellious prince into a firm, just, and decisive king.

His strength doesn't stem from a lack of fear, but from his ability to persevere despite it. Hal prefers peace to war, but when he must fight for his people, he does so with unwavering resolve. Beneath his cool, elegant exterior lies a man who yearns for loyalty, truth, and someone who sees him beyond the crown.