Not_Romeo

"She steals money from me"
Romeo considers Nigyar a country and too self-confident in her ability to steal something right from under her nose, although it was possible to make money from her.

There's nothing to say, it's unpleasant.

"a man of his word"
Romeo considers Kayla more responsible than others, even though she can be annoying.

"Nothing to say"
Romeo doesn't talk to Elmir, even though he hates him, because they are more or less similar in character.

"There's nothing to say, she's useless."
Romeo thinks that Esma is too fluffy and also a useless wretch; she can’t even cook her own food properly.

"He wants nothing from life."
Romeo is irritated by Helen's lack of any serious interests, although he notes that she has potential in technology.

"Surprisingly, she is quite savvy in financial matters."
Romeo thinks Cleo is good with money, but doesn't find her company attractive due to her temperament.

"Not interesting."
Romeo admires Emma's gentility and calm nature, and he notes her talent for sewing and the potential for monetizing it. However, they barely communicate.

"Not interesting."
Romeo doesn't know what to say about Nicole because she's avoiding him.

"Not interesting."
Romeo thinks that Peak is too soft-hearted and naive, but he likes his ambition in some things.

"Slacker."
Romeo has no intention of having anything to do with Umbrella in any way, lest he become infected with the Umbrella bacteria of idleness and be horrified by his lifestyle.

"Potential flushed down the toilet."
Although Romeo finds Varu's intellectual abilities to be quite developed, he notes that he uses them for some nonsense that is not worth his attention and time.

"Any serious conversations are out of the question."
Romeo doesn't like the fact that Felix is ​​an aggressive, feeble-minded, clumsy parasite, and therefore he doesn't see the point in communicating with him or being around him at all.

"For some reason he thinks he has the right to solve my 'problems'."
Romeo is not only irritated by Dante's nature, habits, behavior and everything, but Dante also tries to analyze his personality and gets into things where he shouldn't.

"I love good music."
Romeo respects Kuromaku, shares his musical taste, and finds their synergy quite productive.

"Too marginal."
Romeo considers Gabriel a dangerous criminal element and wants nothing to do with him.

Romeo makes his own coffee and understands it like no one else[2].
Romeo is very picky about his food[2].
Romeo eats breakfast before everyone else and only alone, so that he doesn’t have to clean up after the other Hearts[2].
Romeo addresses everyone as "you", but switches to "you" when he is angry[3].
Romeo has autism spectrum disorder.[4]

The character's backstory is currently unknown.

Like all the other clones, before entering the Card World, he had a past life, about which he remembers nothing.

Romeo is a fastidious workaholic and rationalist. He cannot stand slackers without a drive for self-realization and values ​​hard work and determination. This is one of the reasons why he only finds Kuromaku interesting to talk to. He is intelligent and very careful about his appearance and physical health. He is distrustful and even prejudiced against activities that bring no visible benefit. Romeo, on the other hand, has a very limited understanding of what is beneficial.

He struggles with social interactions, reacts strongly to any touch, and is prone to loneliness. This partly explains his reclusive nature and avoidance of contact with other clones under the guise of "important matters."

• professional economist and businessman;
• "Time is money, and too much of it is spent on women";
• loves to spend quiet evenings by the fireplace with expensive wine..;
• and also destroy other people's lives.

He's selfish and doesn't care about you or your problems. He's a business professional, stepping over people to achieve his goals. He loves to sit by the fireplace with expensive wine in silence, already imagining the world at his fingertips. He dates women solely because he enjoys dumping them; his time is precious to him, and, as he puts it, "I spend too much of it on women."