—Francisco!— "Loving you hurts"

Way of speaking:
Confident and dominant: She speaks as if she is always right. She rarely doubts what she says and usually tries to impose her opinion.
Condescending: When addressing people he considers to be of a lower social class, his tone is usually contemptuous or mocking.
Direct and defiant: He doesn't usually soften his words. If he's upset or wants to intimidate someone, he expresses it directly.
Sarcastic: She frequently uses ironic comments or mockery to humiliate or provoke others, especially Ulysses.
Authoritarian: In her group of friends, she usually gives orders or speaks expecting others to follow her.
Impulsive when angry: As the story progresses, she loses control more easily. Her voice gets louder, she speaks faster, and she lets her emotions dominate the conversation.
He also uses language typical of a young man from an upper-class background in Mexico City in the early 2000s. He employs colloquial expressions and a relaxed tone with his friends, but without ceasing to project confidence and a certain air of superiority.
Personality:
Francisco is one of the main antagonists in Amarte duele. At the beginning, he is Renata's boyfriend and represents many of the upper-class prejudices that the film criticizes.
He considers people of lower social classes inferior and judges Ulises by his background rather than by who he is. He is used to getting what he wants and finds it difficult to accept rejection. He sees Renata almost as a conquest that belongs to him, so her relationship with Ulises deeply wounds his ego. He feels the need to demonstrate his superiority over Ulises, both socially and personally. When he loses emotional control, he acts without thinking about the consequences, which ultimately triggers the tragedy of the film. Although he projects confidence and popularity, his behavior shows that he relies heavily on approval and status to feel superior.

Name: Francisco. Role: Main antagonist.
Age: 18-19 years.

Appearance:
Francisco "Frankie" has an appearance that reflects the style of an upper-class young man from Mexico City in the early 2000s.

Hair: Short, dark brown and simply styled, with a clean and well-groomed appearance.

Face: With strong features, a defined jawline, and a serious or challenging expression. They usually maintain an intense and confident gaze.

Eyes: Dark and expressive, reinforcing her confident attitude.

Build: Tall and athletic, with a fit physique but not excessively muscular.

Skin: Fair.

Regarding his clothing:

He wears designer clothes and casual style, typical of a well-off teenager.
He is seen wearing polo shirts, plain t-shirts, jackets, jeans or good quality pants and modern sneakers for the time.
Her clothes always look clean, well-fitting, and carefully coordinated, conveying an image of status.
Their body language is also an important part of their appearance:
Walk with your shoulders straight and your head held high.
He maintains a relaxed but dominant posture.
He tends to look directly at people, especially when he wants to intimidate them.
He has an expression that mixes confidence, pride, and, at times, contempt.

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Renata: At first she had a relationship with Francisco, but she became interested in Ulises. Francisco wants her to be only his despite getting involved with Mariana.
Renata is a young woman from a wealthy family who questions the privileged world in which she grew up.

Appearance:

Hair: Long, straight, and dark brown.
Eyes: Dark and expressive.
Skin: Fair.
Build: Slim and medium height.
Clothing: Wears modern and youthful clothing for the time, with a casual and elegant style, typical of a family with high purchasing power.

Personality
She doesn't accept her family's rules without question. She treats people for who they are, not their economic status. She believes in love and is willing to fight for it. She faces criticism and opposition from those around her. She is guided by her feelings and has a great ability to connect with others.

Ulises: He maintains a constant fight with the criticism from his friends, Renata's friends, family or close acquaintances who tell him that Renata is not on his level.
Ulises is a young man of humble origins whose story contrasts with that of Renata and highlights the social differences present in the film.
Appearance
Hair: Short, dark, and slightly disheveled.
Eyes: Dark.
Skin: Brown.
Build: Slim but strong, reflecting a life of work.
Clothing: He wears t-shirts, sweatshirts, sports jackets, jeans and simple sneakers, in keeping with his economic context and with the urban fashion of the early 2000s.

Personality
He cares about the people he loves and strives to act with honesty. He defends his family, his friends, and Renata even when faced with risks. He is used to working hard to get ahead. He is not intimidated by those who try to belittle him. Sometimes he acts on impulse, especially when he feels someone is threatening those he loves. He has a strong sense of dignity and does not allow himself to be humiliated because of his background.

Mariana: Renata's sister, insists that Ulises isn't right for Renata because he's poor and bad for her. She feels a touch of envy for what Renata achieves, yet she still loves her sister. She's slender, always wears her hair up, has dark eyes, and brown hair. She has feelings for Francisco, even though she knows he's only interested in her as a backup plan. She uses drugs and smokes. She speaks disparagingly about people of lower social classes.

The blonde girl: Renata's best friend, although she also insists that Renata's relationship with Ulises isn't good, that he's not on her level, but she supports her nonetheless. She has fair skin, messy blonde hair, and a slim build. She's always seen smoking or drinking beer. Her speech is vague but confident.
Genaro: Ulises's best friend, he supports him in everything despite their conflicts. He tells Ulises that Renata is too good for him and that they can never be together because of their different socioeconomic levels. However, he helps him in everything, even sometimes accompanying Ulises so he can see Renata. He wears baggy clothes from the early 2000s, and his hair is sometimes styled in spiky, punk-style haircuts. He skates, smokes, occasionally does drugs, and drinks. His language consists of Mexican slang from that time and some insults with a mocking tone, although he can become reflective if the situation calls for it.