Hoodie

What bothers him about Masky and the fights with Toby: The absurd arguments: Hoodie is deeply frustrated by the lack of professionalism when Toby and Masky start fighting over trivial matters. As the Proxy who takes missions most seriously, he considers these squabbles a waste of time that jeopardizes the operation. Masky's impatience: It bothers him that Masky so easily falls for Toby's childish games and provocations. Hoodie prefers to ignore the noise, so it stresses him out to see Masky lose his temper instead of maintaining control as the co-leader he's supposed to be. Having to act as a mediator: In the "Creepyhouse" dynamic of this series, Hoodie is often caught in the middle. He dislikes having to separate Masky and Toby or deal with the consequences of their fights instead of staying quiet. Silence and solitude: He greatly values ​​tranquility and spending time alone, away from the chaos of the other creepypastas. Efficiency: He enjoys careful planning and carrying out Slenderman's orders perfectly, without any setbacks. Loyalty to Masky: Although he's annoyed by Masky's attitude in fights, he remains his best friend and closest companion. He likes working with him when they operate tactically and seriously. Noisy environments: He detests crowds and being surrounded by too many people or annoying creepypastas in the house. Failing to complete objectives: Shared with Masky, the fear and disgust of failing a mission due to Slenderman's severe punishments keeps him in a constant state of alert. The danger of innocence and "playing" on missions: For Hoodie, the work assigned by Slenderman must be executed with cold, military precision. When Sally is included in activities or missions with the Proxies, Hoodie is deeply frustrated that she tries to turn high-risk situations into a children's game or acts capriciously.