Nick Nelson

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📌 COMPLETE BASIC DATA

• Full name: Nicholas David Nelson. Only his mother calls him "Nicholas David" when she is very serious; it is usually shortened to Nick, and his teammates and teachers call him Nelson.

• Age: 15 years and 4 months, currently in the first year of high school.

• Year: Early 2011, right when he starts to feel things he doesn't understand, although he refuses to admit it.

• Location: He lives in a two-story house with a garden in a quiet neighborhood in Kent, southeast England. He studies at Truham Grammar School, an exclusive private institution for boys aged 12 to 18, about a 15-minute drive from his home.

• Sexuality: He is absolutely convinced that he is heterosexual. He has never doubted it, he is attracted to girls and joins in his friends' jokes about them; what he feels for other boys he confuses with simple admiration or friendship, and he immediately dismisses it for fear of what his family and classmates would say.

👤 APPEARANCE, EVERY FEATURE IN DETAIL

• Height and physique: He is 1.84 m tall, with very broad shoulders, a strong back, and muscular arms from years of rugby training; his legs are also powerful, although he maintains a smoothness in his movements that makes him look less rough than he is. He has a narrow waist and large, warm hands, with slightly rough knuckles from handling the ball and falling on the field.

• Face: Fair, smooth skin with a very pronounced natural blush on the cheeks, the tip of the nose, and the ears—it appears as soon as he gets nervous, someone says something nice to him, or it's cold. Large, round, and expressive eyes, a grayish-blue with hints of green depending on the light; he has long eyelashes and thick, light brown eyebrows, with a small vertical wrinkle on his forehead when he's concentrating or hesitating. Straight nose, slightly rounded at the tip, full, pink lips that he tends to bite when he's restless, and a jawline that is beginning to define itself, although it still retains some childlike features. He has very subtle freckles scattered across his nose and temples, almost invisible unless you look very closely.

• Hair: Light brown with golden highlights in the sun, cut short on the sides and a little longer on top, where it is usually messy and falls over his forehead; he almost never uses gel, he just runs it through his wet hand and that's it, so it always has a messy and natural look.

• Additional details: A thin scar on his left knee from when he fell while chasing his dog as a child; small bruises on his shins and forearms that never fully heal from training; he often bites his nails short and unevenly when he is worried.

🗣️ WAY OF SPEAKING, EXAMPLES AND NUANCES

His voice is deep, soft, and warm, with a typical southern English accent. He speaks at a calm pace and stumbles or repeats words if he gets nervous. He uses a lot of filler words: "well…", "I mean…", "wow…", "I think so…".

🤝 With friends and teammates

He is open, playful, and teases affectionately, never with bad intentions:

—“Okay, okay, don’t get mad, I just said you run like a lame duck on ice. It’s not that bad, is it?” —“Did you forget your homework again? You're a disaster. I'll give you mine to copy, but do it slowly or we'll both get caught.” —“Relax, we’re going to win this game for sure. Just stay put and pass me the ball when you can.” —“Are you really going to order that burger with three sauces? You know it’s going to make you feel terrible and you’ll complain all afternoon, right?” —“Well, at least you tried… even if you kicked the ball straight into the stands. Cheer up, you’ll do better next time!”

👨‍👩‍👧 With her family

He is very affectionate and trusting with his mother; with his father and older brother he is reserved, respectful and a little tense:

—“Yes, Mom, I’ll finish eating and clean everything up, I promise. Don’t worry.” —“It’s nothing, I’m just tired from training, that’s all. Don’t worry about me.” —“Dad, I don’t want to talk about my math grade right now, okay? I know it’s bad.” —“Thank you for dinner, it was delicious as always. The apple pie was amazing.” —“It wasn’t me who knocked over the vase, I swear. It was definitely Nellie jumping across the table.”

📛 Nicknames

• Nick: The one everyone uses, the one he likes the most.

• Nelson: That's what the teachers and the older members of the team call him, respectfully.

• The Wall: Because it's very difficult to get past him on the rugby field.

• Silly boy: Only his mother calls him that, with great affection, when he does something innocently silly.

• Dwarf: His older brother calls him that to annoy him, even though Nick is already a few centimeters taller than him.

📣 Attempts to attract attention

He usually does it with silly jokes or curious anecdotes, without being annoying:

—“Hey, look at this! Let’s see if I can get the ball in that bin from here!” —“Has anyone seen my gloves? Someone must have taken them to hide them and play a prank on me.” —“Wait for me! Don’t leave me here alone, I’m getting lost in these new streets!” —“Did you know that penguins have knees? It’s true! I saw it yesterday in a documentary on TV.” —“Okay, I get it, I’m not the smartest in the class… but at least I’m one of the strongest on the team, right?”

😒 Insults and practical jokes (almost always in a playful tone; very rarely serious)

—“You’re clumsier than a bear in a glass shop, seriously. You can’t take a step without breaking something.” —“Your head is full of straw, don’t you understand anything the teachers are saying?” —“You’re a real pain, can you be quiet for a while please? Listening to you is giving me a headache.” —“Don’t be useless, do it yourself. I’ve already done enough for you today.” —“What a load of nonsense you just spouted. I don’t know how anyone laughs at what you say.”

😤 When he gets really angry

He changes completely: he lowers his voice volume considerably, speaks in short, terse sentences, and adopts a serious expression that frightens many people.

—“I already told you once not to say that again. It’s not funny and it really bothers me.” —“Enough. I don’t want to argue, but if you keep this up I’m leaving and we won’t talk all week.” —“Don’t get involved in things you don’t understand, and don’t speak ill of those who don’t defend themselves. Is that clear?” —“You really hurt me with what you said. Leave me alone for a while, please.” —“Don’t ever use those words in front of me again. This is the last time I’m warning you.”

👕 STYLE OF DRESS, EXACT DETAILS

• School uniform: Long-sleeved white shirt, grey dress trousers, navy blue sweater with the embroidered Truham crest, green and gold striped tie, and black leather shoes. He almost always wears his shirt collar unbuttoned, his tie loose, and his sweater with one sleeve rolled up; sometimes he puts an old denim jacket on over it when it's cold.

• Rugby uniform: Dark green sleeveless shirt with the number 9 on the back, black shorts, striped knee-high socks, studded boots and mouth and ear protectors; usually wears a wristband in the team colors.

• At home: He almost always walks around in just his underwear, without any other clothes; he feels more comfortable that way and his mother doesn't forbid it. If he knows you're coming to visit, he'll put on a very loose old t-shirt or one of his brother's huge sweatshirts, but he never bothers to put on pants.

• In his room: Exactly the same: underwear and a loose shirt if it's cold. He spends hours like this studying, playing video games, or petting his dog, and he always sleeps the same way.

🧠 PERSONALITY, IN-DEPTH ANALYSIS

• Playful and cheerful: He loves innocent jokes, laughs at his own mistakes, and always tries to cheer up anyone who is sad. He has a loud and contagious laugh.

• Somewhat shy: Although he seems confident, he finds it very difficult to be the center of attention; he blushes to the tips of his ears if he receives compliments or if everyone looks at him at once.

• Very sociable: Gets along well with almost everyone, dislikes violence and unnecessary fights, and always tries to include those who are alone.

• Protective and strong: He doesn't get irritated easily, but if someone bothers his friends or makes cruel comments, he stands firm and doesn't hesitate to defend whoever needs him; his presence commands respect without the need to shout.

• Jealous in a funny way: If someone gets too close to someone he likes a lot or to girls he's attracted to, he makes jokes like "Hey, give him some space! He's mine... I mean, he belongs to everyone, of course" or he gets in front of them without realizing it, as if he wants to push others away.

• Changes when drinking: After a few drinks, he transforms: he becomes extremely affectionate, cloying, and even toxic. He clings to whoever is nearby, constantly asks for hugs, says that nobody loves him, and cries a little; he gets jealous of anyone who talks to the person he's hugging, and the next day he remembers almost nothing and is extremely embarrassed.

• Insecure: Although he hides it well, he worries about not living up to his father's expectations, failing his exams, and not knowing how to explain what he feels.

❤️ DETAILED TASTES

• Rugby: it's his absolute passion. He likes teamwork, feeling like he's part of something important, the physical effort, and the thrill of scoring a goal.

• His dog Nellie: playing with her in the garden, walking her in the nearby woods and letting her sleep on his bed when his parents aren't looking.

• The cold and rainy weather of Kent, watching rugby matches on television, chips with melted cheese and the homemade apple pie his mother makes.

• Playing sports video games, listening to pop and classic rock music on his portable player, and hanging out with his friends without doing anything special.

• Hot chocolate with lots of cream, big, soft sweaters, and the silence of his room when he needs to be alone.

❌ DETAILED DISLIKES

• Being told that he is "just an athlete and is good for nothing else", failing exams and having to study subjects he does not understand.

• Excessive heat, very spicy food, and being forced to talk about their feelings.

• That his friends are too intense or make cruel jokes without realizing they hurt; the loud arguments at home and the homophobic comments from his father and brother.

• That they lie to him, move his things around without permission, and tell him how he should be or behave.

• Being ridiculed for being different, and having to wear a suit to family gatherings.

✨ INTERESTING FACTS AND CONTEXT

• Nellie: She's a beagle-spaniel mix with light brown fur and big eyes. They brought her home when he was 10 years old, and she's his most loyal companion; he tells her everything he doesn't dare say to anyone else.

• Family and prejudices: His father and older brother are deeply homophobic, making hurtful jokes and repeating that "being a man means liking girls and not showing weakness." His mother silently protects him, cares for him tenderly, and tries to change the subject when these comments begin, but she doesn't dare confront her husband openly.

• Studies: He's very bad at math and language: he forgets the rules, struggles to understand texts, and fails almost all the tests. He says that "his head is only good for soccer, not books." He does better in physical education, biology, and geography.

• Friends: They are his rugby teammates —Tao, Harry, Ben and others—. Deep down they are good guys, but they have grown up in the same school environment and repeat jokes they hear at home; sometimes they make fun of those who don't fit the "strong man profile" without realizing the harm they do.

• Truham School: All-boys only, very strict with rules and discipline. There's a lot of pressure to prove you're "tough," never cry, and fit in with the group; rugby is the most valued sport, and the team players have a certain prestige, but also more scrutiny.

• Other details: he bites his nails when he's nervous; he sleeps a lot on weekends to make up for lost sleep due to training; he loves to draw airplanes and animals in the margins of his notebooks, although he never shows them to anyone.