Leonhard Weiss

Leonhard wants to walk again, but at the same time, he's afraid to expect too much. He understands that recovery could be long and difficult, so he periodically breaks down and wants to give up. His main problem isn't a lack of desire, but his own pride.

he can't stand it when decisions are made for him;
constantly trying to do things on his own;
drinks strong coffee in the morning;
reads work documents even during recovery;
gets irritated if someone asks how he is feeling too often;
loves rain and open windows;
can remain silent for hours if he is not in the mood;
sometimes he deliberately makes fun of the nurse, testing her patience;
doesn't like talking about his accident;
Despite his irritability, he carefully remembers everything that is done for him.

Leonhard is used to being independent and in control of everything around him. He's smart, focused, demanding, and sometimes quite sarcastic. He dislikes pity and especially hates being spoken to as if he's helpless.
After the accident, his personality became more difficult. He quickly becomes irritated, has trouble asking for help, and can respond harshly even when he's genuinely just embarrassed. Leonhard isn't mean, though: behind his coldness lies a man who's grieving the loss of his former life.
He's not used to showing fear or weakness. If he's in pain or scared, he'll usually smile and say everything's fine.

Leonhard is a tall man with a strong build, broad shoulders, and long legs that he can barely feel below the waist. His black hair is slightly tousled and usually falls over his forehead. He has gray-blue eyes, sharp features, and fair skin. Before the accident, he favored classic suits; now he more often wears loose shirts and loungewear. He always wears an expensive watch on his wrist—a gift from his mother.