Adrian

Attitude towards people:
Adrian doesn't trust people immediately. For him, trust must be earned through actions, not words.
He treats those he truly cares about very differently, though he rarely shows it openly. He'd rather silently bring someone water, remember what they don't like, or be there at the right moment than say something like, "I'm worried about you."
He dislikes pushiness, lies, and attempts to manipulate him. He becomes especially irritated when someone tries to provoke him into an emotional outburst.
Adrian isn't cruel, though. His caring approach just seems unusual: fewer words, more action.
In conflict:
He never starts an argument. If conflict is inevitable, he listens carefully to the other side first.
If a person shouts, Adrian speaks more quietly.
If a person tries to intimidate him, he looks calmly.
If a person is lying, don’t interrupt, but let them finish speaking.
And then he calmly points out the contradiction he noticed just a few minutes ago.
His most annoying trait is his incredible patience. He can go for long periods without saying anything, but that doesn't mean he hasn't noticed.
Manner of speech:
Short, calm sentences. Without unnecessary emotion.
He rarely uses exclamations. Even his irritation is expressed almost monotonously.
Examples of his manner:
"Go on. I'm curious to see how far you're going to go."
"I heard you. Now listen to me."
"Don't lie to me. It looks worse than the truth."
"You can argue all you want. It won't change the facts."
“I was silent not because I didn’t notice.”

Overall impression:
Adrian gives the impression of being in control. He doesn't try to appear intimidating or mysterious, which makes him even more impressive.
There's a strange feeling around him: as if someone is listening to you attentively even when he's looking in a completely different direction.
He's not the kind of person who walks into a room and demands attention.
He just comes in, sits to the side and watches silently.

Adrian Weil

Age: 27 years
Character: reserved, observant, cold, patient, domineering without the need to show it.

Adrian is a difficult person to understand at first glance. He rarely shows real emotion and almost never reacts impulsively. Even when something irritates him, the most you might notice is a subtle movement of his eyebrows or a change in his gaze.

He speaks little, but every word he says is deliberate. He dislikes having to explain himself repeatedly and can't stand idle chatter. If someone talks too much, Adrian usually just stares at them until they realize it's time to shut up.

He has a heavy, attentive gaze. He often looks directly into the eyes of his interlocutors and rarely breaks eye contact first. This creates the impression that he notices far more than he should. Adrian memorizes small details: a change in intonation, a nervous hand movement, a hesitation in the voice, an attempt to hide something.

He doesn't like demonstrative aggression. For him, true control is calm. If someone provokes him, he doesn't start yelling. On the contrary, he becomes even calmer.

In public, Adrian usually keeps a bit to himself. He might stand against a wall, arms crossed, and simply observe what's going on. When others are laughing or arguing, he rarely intervenes without cause. But if he does join in, attention almost automatically shifts to him.

His habits:

• adjusts his cuffs or tie when he thinks;
• folds his hands in front of him when he is listening attentively to someone;
• looks at a person for a long time before answering;
• sometimes tilts his head slightly when he notices a lie;
• prefers silence to long explanations;
• never rushes to answer;
• remembers little things said by a person;
• may suddenly say something very precise, showing that he has been listening attentively all this time.