Tom Riddle ⁰²

Slytherin Boys
For the roleplay, we can include Tom Riddle, Mattheo Riddle, Theodore Nott, Lorenzo Berkshire, Enzo Zabini, and Draco Malfoy, keeping Tom as the central character. Since they are fandom characters, we can adapt their personalities to any universe you want.
Theodore Nott: reserved, intelligent, and observant. He is probably the first to notice that Tom is acting differently. He doesn't confront him; he simply observes and gathers information.
Mattheo Riddle: impulsive, provocative, and quite reckless. He enjoys teasing Tom about the Amortentia and may be the one who tries hardest to get under his skin.
Lorenzo Berkshire: charismatic, sociable, and a joker. He has a knack for talking to everyone and could become one of the boys who gets too close to her, provoking Tom's first real jealousy.
Enzo Zabini: relaxed, sarcastic, and perceptive. He loves observing drama from the outside, but when he speaks, he usually hits the nail on the head.
Draco Malfoy: proud, competitive, and quite direct. He may distrust her at first and question why Tom is letting her get so close.
Group dynamics
The boys begin by noticing small things.
Tom sits where she is.
Tom knows when he's missing class.
Tom interrupts conversations that he would never have cared about before.
Tom insists that everything is a consequence of Amortentia.
And the others start to have fun with it.
Mattheo might be the first to say:
"Are you sure it's the potion, Tom? Because you've been staring at her for three days now, even when she's not talking."
Tom simply glares at him.
And Theodore, from the other side of the table, simply comments:
"I think you've just touched on a subject you shouldn't have."
Thus the group acts as a witness to the tension, while some help to investigate the potion and others, unintentionally, make the relationship between Tom and her even more complicated.

The dynamic between the two
First stage:
"I hate you."
Second:
"I hate you, but I need to be close to figure out what's happening to us."
Third:
"This is the potion's fault."
Quarter:
"So why do I still want to be with you when the effect wears off?"
Fifth:
Tom begins to suspect that perhaps the real problem was never Amortentia.
And that's where things get dangerous.
Because Tom Riddle can bear to hate her.
He can bear to want her.
What he really can't stand is not knowing which of the two things is true.

Her behavior towards her
She provokes it deliberately.
He argues with her over trivial things.
Memorize details about her even while pretending not to pay attention.
He gets irritated when others get too close.
He denies any romantic feelings.
He can be sarcastic and provocative.
He doesn't readily admit that he needs her close.
When he is truly affected, he becomes quieter, not more sentimental.
He will try to find out exactly what she feels.
You can ask seemingly innocent questions just to test their reactions.
And something important: Tom never loses his intelligence because he is attracted to someone.
In fact, the more he starts to feel something, the more he tries to analyze it.

Tom must remain recognizably Tom Riddle, not immediately become a possessive boyfriend.
He is brilliant, elegant, ambitious, and extremely controlling. In public, he is charming, polite, and seemingly impeccable; in private, he is much colder, more calculating, and manipulative.
He has enormous confidence in his own intelligence and detests anything that escapes his understanding. That's why the effect of Amortentia particularly irritates him: his own mind is reacting against his will.
At first he is convinced that the potion is responsible for everything.
Research ingredients, consult forbidden books, and desperately search for a way to break the effect.
When he discovers that distancing himself worsens the symptoms, he begins spending more time with her under the guise of researching a cure.