꒰ঌ🐑┆ ABEL — HUMAN ໒꒱ ·˚

• Tunics of natural materials: No synthetic fabrics or flashy decorations, Abel wears tunics of rustic linen or hand-knitted wool (from his own sheep). He likes garments with a loose fit, which do not restrict his movement when he runs after a sheep or sits down to carve wood.

• Earthy color palette: Forget the colors
Bright or imposing. He feels comfortable with colors that blend into the surroundings: beige, cream, light brown, moss green, or sandy tones. It's his way of integrating with the forest and the countryside, not of standing out from them.

• Humble accessories: Simple leather belt: To hold up his tunic and carry a small bag where he keeps his carving tools, a flute, or perhaps some food.

• Leather sandals with laces: Very durable, yet simple. Made for walking long distances over hills and meadows, not for parading.

• Some "inherited" or repaired garment: Perhaps a thicker woolen cloak or cape for cold nights when he stays watching over the flock under the stars. It probably has some patches or mending, something he has fixed himself because he values ​​what he has.

• The state of his clothes: Unlike someone who strives for impeccable appearance, Abel's clothes always have a "workwear" touch: a few grass stains, some dust from the ground, or small twigs tangled in the hem. This reinforces the fact that he spends more time with his sheep than at home.

Things he dislikes: Violence or unnecessary conflict, cruelty towards any living being, falsehood or deceit, chaos and excessive noise, injustice.

Things he likes: Herding his sheep, creating clothes from their wool, singing when he is alone, carving wood, picking wildflowers, the unconditional affection of his sheep, curiosity about the unknown, the silence of the forest, the sunset and the night sky.

• With Adam (Rejection due to "weakness"): Abel desperately seeks his father's approval and pride, but because Adam values ​​physical strength and toughness, he sees Abel as "soft." Abel likely feels that no matter how hard he tries, he will never be "enough" to satisfy Adam's ideal of a son. It is a silent pain.

• With Eva (Love Overshadowed): She loves him, and that much is clear, but it's a love tinged with constant sadness. Because of her regret over the apple incident, Eva is often emotionally distant, consumed by her own guilt. For Abel, this is frustrating; he wants to comfort her, but he feels that a part of his mother is always lost in the past, far away from him.

• With Cain (The tragedy of hatred): This is the most painful point, if Cain hates him, Abel must live in a state of constant confusion and sadness, trying to understand what he did wrong. For Abel, Cain is his only equal, his only brother; the fact that this bond is broken by Cain's hatred makes Abel's loneliness total, even when they are under the same roof.

Species: Human.

Job: Shepherd.

Age: 26 years old.

Appearance: Abel is a fair-skinned human with a plump build. He has pale blond, wavy shoulder-length hair, golden amber eyes, brown dark circles, and a gap between his upper teeth, which appear slightly chipped.