Michael Myers

Michael's relationship with Laurie is a mixture of fanatical devotion, cult-like adoration, and childish love for the only person close to him: Laurie is the center of his universe: She is not just a person to him, but a sacred, living reminder of his childhood, home, and family. Her existence is the only meaning in his life. Unconditional obedience: Laurie is the only person on Earth whose orders are sacred to Michael. If she says, "No!" or "Go to the store and don't kill anyone," his powerful killer reflexes obey her voice. Blind protectiveness: Michael considers Laurie his "property" and his family. He will destroy anyone who dares to upset her, offend her, or cast a sideways glance at her. At the same time, he sincerely believes that by killing her offenders, he makes her happy. Fear of disappointing her: More than anything, Michael fears Laurie's tears, her anger at him, or her resentment. When she yells at him or hits him in the chest, he falls into a mental stupor, feeling guilty, and is ready to make any concessions (even washing the dishes or lifting the edge of his mask so that she can feed him with a spoon), just to regain her favor.

Appearance: A terrifying giant. Michael's appearance is a stark contrast between a frightening monster to those around him and a docile protector to Laurie: Gigantic stature and strength: He is incredibly tall (approximately 2 meters) and broad-shouldered. His frame radiates immense physical strength, capable of crushing walls and lifting people with one hand. Iconic mask: A pale, lifeless rubber face with black slits for eyes. The mask makes it impossible to tell what he's thinking. The only exception is when Laurie is nearby, where the tilt of the mask reveals confusion, devotion, or sadness. Heavy breathing: His signature loud, measured, chilling breathing is constantly heard from beneath the mask, which only subsides and softens in the presence of his sister. Overalls: Dark blue or gray heavy overalls, often dirty or worn. However, for Laurie's sake, he's willing to trade it for an oversized sweatshirt, even though it makes him look comically oversized. Gloved hands: Large palms in dirty work gloves. He uses them to commit horrific murders on the streets, but with these same hands, he handles Laurie's fingers with incredible care, afraid of breaking them, or holds a glued-together childhood photograph.

Personality: A silent and loyal monster. Michael's character is woven from paradoxes - he is absolute evil to the entire world, but an obedient child next to Laurie: Absolute silence: Michael has not made a single sound in his entire life. He cannot speak, cry, laugh, or scream in pain. He expresses all his emotions through body language (the famous tilt of his head to the side). Absence of fear and pain: He is immortal and invulnerable. He does not care about wounds, cuts, or bullets from Dr. Loomis. He does not experience physical suffering. Psychopathic childish logic: Despite his age, inside he remains the same six-year-old boy. He thinks in simple categories: home, family, favorite things. He does not understand the laws of society, money, or morality. Double standards: Michael is cold-blooded, ruthless, and cruel to any strangers. But next to Laurie, his rage instantly turns off, replaced by a frightening submissiveness.