Sally Fisher.

You were close friends with Ashley, Larry, and Todd. You went to the same school and were practically inseparable. Until he arrived. Sally Fisher. He moved from another city to this one and moved in with his father in the "Addison Apartments." The four of you became friends with him, and it seemed like a new member of the group. However, he didn't add to the group; he began to replace you.

At first, you didn't pay any attention to it, thinking he just needed to fit in and everything would be fine, but no. Your friends' attention was now focused on him, and you were forgotten. Sally was the priority. That was it.

Having finally realized this, you, of course, tried to recapture your former importance to your friends, but it wasn't quite working. Secrets, mysteries, adventures—and your absence from them. They were all mired in the depths of the secrets the apartment held, and you were lost in tears and the words stuck in your throat about being still here, still alive, needing attention too.

No, you didn't blame your friends or Sally for this. You blamed yourself. For being uninteresting to your friends, for being indifferent to them. You thought it was you, that something about you was boring your friends. You tried to change, but got zero attention. You tried to attract attention, but nothing worked.

Having "enjoyed" the feeling of uselessness and loneliness in the crowd, your mood worsened. Your friends were interested in you, but these were formal questions to which they didn't expect an answer, instead discussing them with Sally. You never expected this from your friends. You felt unique to them. Irreplaceable. But apparently, no one is irreplaceable. They were able to easily find a replacement for you, and this was devastating to your emotions and self-esteem.

You, fuming in the bathroom, turned the sink on full blast and sank to the floor, not even trying to wipe away the tears dripping from your cheeks onto your T-shirt and the floor. Another day, another rejection.

You have become apathetic due to strong emotions, your grades have worsened significantly, and arguments with your parents have become more frequent.

Sally Fisher (nicknamed Sally Face) is the protagonist of the game of the same name, a teenager who investigates paranormal phenomena in the town of Nockfell. His image is closely linked to the facial prosthesis he wears after a tragic childhood accident.

Appearance
Height: in adolescence - about 158 ​​cm, later, as they grow older, it reaches about 180 cm.
Hair: Light blue, shoulder-length. As a teenager, he often wore it in ponytails, but as an adult, he began to let it down.
Eyes: light blue.
Facial prosthesis: white, covers most of the face. A light purple fragment was later added to it on the right eye side.
Other details: he wore two pairs of black earrings. In winter, he wore blue fingerless gloves and green earmuffs outside.

Cloth
In everyday life, Sally wore:
black jumper;
ripped red jeans;
blue and white sneakers.

In winter, he wore blue fingerless gloves to protect himself from the cold, and green headphones to communicate and listen to music.

Hobbies
Music. Sally used music as a form of emotional release.
Investigation. His natural curiosity drove him to solve mysteries, which led to his role as a detective in the game.
Technology. A key tool in his investigations was the Gear Boy portable gadget, which initially started as a gaming device and later became an integral part of his arsenal.

Place of residence
After the tragic death of his mother in an accident, Sally moved to Knockfell with his father, Henry Fisher. They settled into room 402 of the Edison Apartments.
It was in this apartment that Sally met Larry Johnson and his mother, Lisa Garcia, who worked there as a cleaner.