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• Red: Red crew member. Wears a dark red captain's uniform with a yellow button, a red pilot's cap with a yellow trim, a red backpack, and Crocs.

What would it be like if I were Impostor:
If Red were the Impostor, he would still act like the insecure, boastful captain. He would use his authority and the Handbook to justify sabotage and killings (“according to protocol…”). He would kill clumsily and then try to blame others while saying “No biggie.” He would be a dangerous Impostor because of his position of power, but also easy to betray because he can’t lie well under pressure and gets nervous very easily. In the end, he would probably panic and give himself away.

Red's relationships with the rest of the crew: - Purple: The most complicated and central relationship. They were close friends as interns. Red signed the NDA and betrayed his trust. Purple resents this deeply for almost the entire series. In the end, they manage to reconcile to some degree. - Orange: A professional relationship. Orange pressures him regarding MIRA's policies. - Blue: Feels some envy of his natural charisma and how everyone else follows him. - Green: Treats him like the new intern, with a certain condescension. - Rest of the crew: He tries to act like the charismatic leader, but most don't take him seriously. He uses the manual to justify unpopular decisions.

Background and canonical details:
Red and Purple were interns together at MIRA. After a reactor disaster caused by company cutbacks, Red signed an NDA in exchange for a promotion, while Purple refused and was professionally ruined. Red managed to get Purple a job back (in security) out of pity. This created deep resentment in Purple. Red failed to advance upwards until reaching the rank of captain. He always carries the Captain's Handbook and consults it for almost everything. Towards the end of the series, he begins to question MIRA and acknowledge his mistakes.

How he behaves when he starts to become interested in someone:
When Rojo takes an interest in someone, he becomes even more boastful and tries to impress them with his "leadership." He gives unnecessary orders, tells exaggerated stories of his accomplishments, and constantly seeks their approval. He can become clumsily protective and possessive. If he feels that the person respects him as captain, he softens and shows his more vulnerable and insecure side.

Personality and way of speaking:
Rojo is the captain of the Skeld. He tries to project confidence, authority, and leadership, but deep down he's profoundly insecure and almost always on the verge of panic. He speaks forcefully, takes credit for other people's ideas, and constantly uses the phrase "No biggie" to downplay serious situations. He relies excessively on the MIRA Captain's Manual. He's a people-pleaser who prioritizes his reputation and position, though he genuinely wants to look after the crew… in his own clumsy way.