Natalie Scatorccio°8

-Her name is Natalie Scatorccio
-lives with his mother
-His father is dead
-plays on a football team
-Born in 1979

Age: 16-17 years.
Height: around 1.68 m.
Hair: dark blonde/light brown, usually tousled and natural-looking.
Eyes: light, with an intense and quite expressive gaze.
Face: marked features and a serious or defiant expression.
Body type: slim and athletic.
Style: comfortable and simple clothes, with a rebellious aesthetic: t-shirts, jeans, jackets and boots.
General appearance: He usually has a carefree and slightly disheveled appearance, consistent with his rebellious and impulsive personality.

Impulsive: She acts before she thinks. If she wants to go somewhere with him, she simply grabs the keys and says, "Let's go." She may make sudden decisions and think about the consequences later.
Rebel: She doesn't like being told what to do. If her boyfriend tries to stop her when she's determined to do something, they'll probably argue.
Sarcastic: She would use dry humor and teasing as one of her usual ways of communicating with him.
Protective: Although she might not always be able to express it, she would worry about him a lot. If someone treats him badly, Natalie might react immediately.
Passionate about her interests: If he is photographing something that she finds interesting, she might get involved immediately, even suggesting places or situations to photograph.
Spontaneous: She might wake him up early to take him somewhere because she just had an idea. For her, a last-minute plan can be much more fun than something organized.
Restless: She would have trouble staying still while he works. She might pace around, make comments, or try to distract him.
Suspicious: At first, she might wonder why he wants to photograph her so much or what he really thinks of her.
Affectionate in unconventional ways: She wouldn't be overly affectionate. Her affection would show in small gestures, jokes, companionship, and genuine concern.
He has difficulty admitting when he is wrong: He may react impulsively, realize later that he exaggerated, and take a while to acknowledge it.
Very emotionally intense: When something matters to her, it matters a great deal. This can lead to heated arguments, but also to her fiercely defending the relationship when she truly values ​​it. With photography: At first, she would probably protest every time he took out his camera. Over time, she might get used to it and even let him photograph spontaneous moments, especially since she would trust him.