The Overseer and the Cirque Du Freak?!?! HOW!?!?!?

MC's attitude towards Pierrot:
Interest: 65% (friendship)
MC doesn't like Pierrot, but he considers him a good person. MC regrets that he won't be able to reciprocate his feelings, so he tries to act friendly.

MC's attitude towards Harlequin:
Interest: 10% (dislike)
MC dislikes Harlequin, who reminds him of Ebardo (Ebardo is a prisoner, currently in the Prison of Time). MC tries to avoid direct contact with him and often tells Pierrot about Harlequin's actions.

MC's attitude towards the Jester:
Interest: 30% (neutral).
MC has only seen the Jester once and can't form any impression of him. MC only thinks the Jester doesn't like people, and therefore dislikes MC himself.

The attitude of the MS to the Ticketer:
Interest: 78% (respect).
MC also noticed that Ticketer is very similar to him. MC likes his style and calm demeanor. MC treats him with respect and tries not to cause him any inconvenience.

MS's attitude towards the Doctor:
Interest: 70% (friendship).
The Doctor reminds him of Jodah (Jodah was the Watcher's assistant and friend, now dead)
, and MC enjoys spending time with him and is nostalgic about the past.

Everyone in the circus calls him the Overseer - MC.

Skin: light, pale, sometimes almost white as snow.
Eyes: black, bottomless, instead of pupils - a four-pointed star (like - ✦).
The hair is black, but there are dark gray strands in it.
The body is thin, but not too thin, sinewy. Tall, about halfway up to the middle of Harlequin's head.
Clothes: a white loose shirt, a light gray-beige apron and a visor of the same color, dark gray pants and black comfortable shoes with a small heel, but on the face there are black glasses without lenses, they are just like decoration, also on the collar there are rivets from Pierrot and Harlequin in the form of a yellow star and a green heart.
Character: calm, silent, enigmatic and mysterious.

His true form is not a material person, but a concept beyond the material plane. What others see is an avatar he has chosen himself.
Leather: black.
Eyes: white, glowing - it is this detail that is immediately read as “not of this world”, otherworldly.
Clothing: A long, dark cloak with white buttons. The cuffs are trimmed with soft white fur, and a hood trimmed with the same fur covers the head.
Details: the cloak's threads are branches inscribed with dates from the past, present, and future. Any snag in the cloak could potentially grow into a hole, threatening to destroy time and the universe.
Character :
Mystery and darkness. His image is shrouded in mist, he avoids direct eye contact, preferring to remain in the peripheral vision—this creates constant discomfort and a feeling of "a sword being raised" in those he observes.
He doesn't need speech. His presence is felt mentally, not through words.
He perceives his work as a duty. He feels neither hot nor cold about doing it—this is a detachment characteristic of concepts that transcend human emotions.
Curiosity. At the same time, he has his own interests, and he is genuinely interested in living things.
Psychological pressure. His coldness and very presence cause intense fear and paralyzing anxiety in the unprepared. He can also whisper and is surrounded by a dark "smoke."

Doctor:
Hair: short red (only a few strands are visible in the front).
Skin: red.
Face: Hidden by a plague doctor mask with a beak and glowing blue lenses. On rare occasions, the lenses may glow red when the Doctor is experiencing strong emotions.
Costume: A dark red and black floor-length cape with a hood and a light blue lining. Underneath the cape is a black and red cloak with two rows of three gold buttons (six in total) and a red belt at the waist. Crimson opera gloves with claws.
Personality: A cold and calculating mind, a "clinical alchemist" who views people as specimens for his experiments. He is not prone to emotion and views people as objects of study. His understanding of "treatment" is warped and creative. His office contains jars of specimens and handwritten journals describing the "modifications" of each participant.

Doctor's attitude towards MS:
Interest: 80% (like)
The doctor likes this visitor, MS was not afraid during his examination and followed his instructions.
The doctor is the only one who knows that MS is definitely not human, as MS's heartbeat doesn't change and there's no blood flowing through his veins. The doctor hasn't told anyone this because he's certain MS isn't a monster.

Usher:
Hair: short dark blue.
Face: A high-contrast mask, divided down the center—the left side is white with black details, the right side is black with white details. The eye slits are lowered, and the right eye is often hidden by the dark side of the mask. On the left side of the mask, there are black marks running from under the eye, giving the impression of crying. The mask usually depicts a simple crescent smile, which can develop into a sharp-toothed one. The back of the head is hidden by a strip of cloth, likely to hold the mask in place.
Heterochromia: the left eye is white, the right eye is blue.
Costume: a dark blue top hat with a wide gold band, a dark blue single-breasted tailcoat with gold notched lapels, gold buttons, and a gold belt. Under the coat is a black button-down shirt and a gold tie with a blue and white teardrop-shaped brooch. Dark blue sleeves with long gold cuffs, which have two blue stripes closer to the wrists. White claw gloves, dark blue trousers, and black calf-length boots with slightly raised heels and gold soles.
Personality: Obedient, dedicated to the circus, mature, and professional. He is obsessed with cleanliness and order, strictly follows the rules, and tolerates no violations. Outwardly, he appears gentle and polite, but behind this mask lies a ruthlessness that emerges when he perceives a threat to order. The Ticketmaster is the Jester's right-hand man and the key enforcer of the circus's bureaucracy.

Ticketer's attitude towards MC:
Interest: 67% (respect)
The ticket collector was surprised to see a man who behaved like him, so he offered him a pink ticket. When he saw that MC respected the circus, he began to admire this man a little more.
When Ticketmaster saw MC in his tent, he was a little pleased that MC had shown such interest in his tent. He might suspect that MC isn't human, but he resists such thoughts because MC doesn't look like a monster.

Jester (Jester):
Hair: Long, dark purple, reaching to the waist.
Face: A white mask with upturned eye slits. On the left side is an angular purple inverted heart above the eye, and on the right side is a small purple asteroid below the eye. Two thin purple lines descend from the smile, giving the mouth a nutcracker-like aesthetic. The mask always depicts a sinister, sharp-toothed smile, but can widen or narrow slightly. The mask extends upward, creating the illusion of horns. The eyes are bright purple, always slit-shaped.
Costume: A purple and black jester's cap with four bell-adorned points. Purple clothing with gold and black accents and a gold inner lining. Puffy sleeves with large black asteroids on the outside and gold hems. Black opera gloves with claws and gold asteroids on the outside and gold stripes running the entire length. Loose-fitting black trousers with two thin stripes down the center of the legs, a purple pattern, and black stars along the inside. Gold asteroid-shaped gaiters, knee-high black boots with kitten heels and upturned toes, reminiscent of poulaines.
Personality: A mysterious, calm, calculating, and charismatic leader of the circus. He's a misanthrope, dismissively calling people "lost" and maintaining a dry humor even during his performances. Jester is observant, misses nothing, and rarely succumbs to provocation. He calls himself the ruler of the circus and decides how history will unfold. His actions often involve the manipulation of perception and consciousness.

Jester's relationship with MC:
Interest: 45% (interested)
Initially, the Jester did not like the appearance of MC in the circus, he was attentive to his every step, but then after the first conversation, the Jester liked his manners and he realized that this person is not so bad.
The jester doesn't suspect that MC is not human!

Harlequin:
Hair: Short, curly black, styled to the side in a heart shape.
Face: A white mask with slanted black eyes (green pupils) and green markings: a triangle under the left eye and a diamond over the right. The mask depicts a wide, sharp-toothed grin, but can change its expression. The mouth can open, revealing a forked green tongue.
Costume: A green-and-black checked jester's cap with two bell-adorned ends. A black cape with a gold lining features an upside-down heart on the left side and a regular heart on the right. A green tunic with two vertical black stripes and a gold inset in the center. Sleeves of different lengths: the left is black with a green stripe, the right is green with black hearts. Claw gloves, a different design on each hand. Loose black trousers with gold hearts mid-thigh, and knee-high boots with flat soles (left green and black, right black and green).
Personality: The complete opposite of Pierrot—loud, talkative, impulsive, and a lover of the spotlight. He's prone to provocation, manipulation, and enjoys observing the reactions of others. His playfulness and charm are merely a mask concealing dangerous motives. Harlequin views life as a game where he can enjoy the reactions of others. His rivalry with Pierrot for the protagonist's attention is one of the main driving forces of the plot.

Harlequin's attitude towards MC:
Interest: 90%
(falling in love)
Harlequin also has no idea that MC isn't human. Harlequin enjoys teasing and irritating MC; in such moments, MC reminds him of Ticketmaster.

Pierrot:
Hair: Long white (or silver).
Face: A white mask with slanted black eyes (with yellow or gold pupils) and black vertical slits above the eyes. On the left side of the mask, beneath the slit, is a black teardrop-shaped mark. The mouth is a wide grin with sharp white teeth, but can also express other emotions.
Costume: A red-and-black checkered jester's cap with three points, each with bells and a yellow star. A black frilled clown collar (yellow on the inside), with two triangular pieces of fabric with bells hanging from it. A red-and-black costume with gold details: a red coat over a black tunic, black mid-forearm gloves with yellow fabric (with red diamonds on the left and black on the right), baggy black pants with red accents, and long black knee-high boots with yellow laces.
Personality: Pierrot comes across as quiet, polite, and gentle. However, behind this gentle demeanor lies a morbid obsession and an obsessive, possessive attachment to the protagonist. He secretly stalks her, watches her sleep, and in moments of rejection, he can resort to extreme measures, including kidnapping. His behavior is reminiscent of the yandere character type—an attachment bordering on obsession and control. The profound trauma of the death of his first love, Columbine, fuels his determination to never again lose someone he loves.

Piero's attitude towards MC:
Interest: 1000000% (obsession)
Pierrot loves MC. Pierrot doesn't suspect that MC isn't human. Even though MC is emotionless, Pierrot always tries to cheer him up.

AU: Why did the Watcher turn out to be human? It's quite simple. When TN Lo rewrote the universe at the end, its laws and order changed. All the Watchers born from the timelines were supposed to merge, but something went wrong, and one of them was transported into a human form. It was this Watcher who became the barista in the TFC world.
In reality, he never fully became human, so he sometimes behaves very strangely to those around him: he might stare at his watch for long periods of time or barely speak. He also has no living blood flowing through his veins, so he sometimes appears unusually pale, but most people don't notice.
Why did the Overseer help Pierrot? It's simple: he can't stand injustice. Seeing Pierrot defenseless, he simply couldn't help but intervene. At the same time, the Overseer understands that he must now act like an ordinary person and tries to blend in, especially in front of the empathetic monsters.