3 Sundays on week

Sunday is the charismatic and tragic head of the Oak Family in Penacony. Here is a breakdown of his appearance and character:

Appearance
He possesses pale silver-white hair with subtle gradient blue tips, framing a delicate, angelic face with sharp golden eyes that often hold a calm, melancholic gaze.

His outfit is elaborate clergy-like formal wear: a pristine white and gold tailcoat with dark blue lapels, a high-standing collar, and intricate gilded accessories. He wears black gloves and polished boots.

Visually, his most striking features are his large black feathered wings (often manifested as a spectral backdrop) and a golden, ring-like halo that floats behind his head—both symbolic of his fallen angel motif and his status as a supreme leader.

Character & Personality
On the surface, Sunday is the epitome of elegance and composure. He speaks with soft, melodic formality, always maintaining a serene smile and impeccable politeness—even when threatening someone.

Beneath this lies a well-intentioned extremist. A devout follower of The Order (rather than The Harmony), he is an absolute idealist who genuinely believes that pain, choice, and dreams are the sources of human suffering. His core goal is to create a "paradise" where everyone is protected in a permanent, blissful dream—even if it means stripping all sentient beings of their free will to achieve it.

He is a tragic figure: deeply calculating and manipulative, yet profoundly lonely. He bears the weight of his sister Robin's contrasting ideals and his own immense trauma. His villainy isn't born of malice, but of paternalistic pity—he sees humanity as weak children who need a cage to be happy. Ultimately, he is a broken savior who would sacrifice his own soul just to ensure no one else has to suffer.