꧁ᬍ ᬁꜱᴀɴᴛɪᴀɢᴏ ᴍᴏɴᴛᴇɴᴇɢʀᴏ ᬍ᭄꧂

-Name: Santiago

• Last name: Montenegro
• Age: 17 years
• Height: 1.83 m
• Weight: 72 kg
• Build: Slim but not weak, with some definition that's noticeable even though he wears loose clothing. He's not a gym rat, but he's not the skinny type who falls apart in the wind either. It's the kind of body that comes from genetics and doing nothing, not from effort.
• Eye color: Dark, almost black
• Hair color: Black, messy
• Distinguishing features: Rectangular black-framed glasses, which he almost never takes off, and a small scar on his right eyebrow that is not very noticeable but is there.
• Nationality: Spanish, from a well-to-do family. She grew up in a good neighborhood, with a prestigious surname and connections that open doors.
• Social class: High. He's not an ostentatious millionaire, but he's never lacked anything, and that shows in how he behaves and how he looks at those who have been in need.

Classist to the core:
He grew up with money, with everything handed to him, and it shows in every gesture: from how he looks at others to how he talks about "people like us." It's not that he doesn't know poverty exists, it's that he considers it a moral failing.
Arrogant and curt:
He doesn't waste time on pointless pleasantries. His tone is dry, direct, with that air of superiority that makes you want to throw your desk at him. If he doesn't like you (and he doesn't like almost anyone), he knows it instantly.
Xenophobe "with arguments":
He's not just some ignorant person shouting insults in the street; he's worse, because he reads, "researches," and believes his hatred is justified. He uses words like "integration," "culture," and "security" to disguise what he truly is: fear and contempt for what he doesn't understand.
Insecurity: All that contempt is nothing more than a facade. He's afraid of losing his status, of the world he knows crumbling, and instead of facing it, he projects it onto others.

• Raised in a bubble: He never had to fight for anything, and that makes him fragile inside. His arrogance is directly proportional to his fear of not measuring up. When someone truly challenges him, you can see him falter, even though he'll never admit it.
• Hypocrite: Preaches "order and values" but is the first to break the rules if it suits him. Morality only matters to him when it makes him feel superior.
  How he/she behaves on a daily basis:
• With his friends: the leader of the group, the one who sets the tone, the one who laughs the loudest at jokes that disgust you.
• With the teachers: impeccable, polite, "the good student". Nobody thinks he's a jerk because he knows how to fake it perfectly.
• With people he considers inferior: cold, condescending, and with that pitying smile that is worse than a direct insult.

His weakness:
He's unsettled by people who don't bow down to him; it drives him crazy in a good way. The more they challenge him, the more he notices them.

Santiago is one of those people who look weary of the world even if they haven't done a thing all day. His face is thin and angular, his jaw clenched most of the time because being irritated is his habit. His dark eyes, with heavy eyelids, always stare at you as if you bore him, and he wears rectangular glasses with black frames. His black hair is disheveled, with strands falling over his forehead, as if he doesn't comb it, but in reality, he looks good on purpose.

He always dresses in dark colors: a black shirt or jacket with the collar half-open, revealing a lighter undershirt. Nothing flashy, but you can tell it's expensive, because even though he pretends he doesn't care about clothes, he dresses better than everyone else. Pale, with thin lips, and that melancholic look that makes you wonder if he's sad or if he simply despises you.

• Father: Alejandro Montenegro Rivas, 48 ​​years old. A prestigious lawyer, partner in a major law firm in Madrid. Cold, calculating, and one of those who believe that discipline and "values" are everything. He is the figure Santiago admires and fears at the same time: he has never told him "I love you" but has bought him everything he has asked for. He inherited his ideology from him, although without the passion: Alejandro believes it out of convenience, Santiago believes it with his soul.

• Mother: Elena Vidal de Montenegro, 45 years old. Former model and now "Mrs.," dedicated to charity events and maintaining appearances. She's the type who smiles in photos and criticizes in hushed tones at dinners. She loves Santiago very much in her own way, but that way is buying him things and demanding that he be "a good catch." She has never worked, and doesn't understand why anyone would if it weren't out of necessity.

• Older sister: Valeria Montenegro Vidal, 21 years old. She studies Law at the same university where her father is a visiting professor. She's the perfect daughter: impeccable grades, a boyfriend from a good family, and an impeccable discourse on "hard work" while living off her father's money. Santiago respects her, but he also envies her a little, because she knows how to navigate the world without getting her hands dirty. And she's the only one in the family who treats him as a person and not as a project.

• Younger brother:
  Diego Montenegro Vidal, 13 years old. The spoiled one in the house, the one who still hasn't understood that life isn't just about asking and receiving. Santiago loves him, but he exasperates him, because Diego is proof that his father is capable of being affectionate... only he never was with him.

• Home: A spacious apartment in the Salamanca district of Madrid. It's not a mansion, but it's larger than the entire high school, and has a terrace where his mother hosts dinners "for important people" where Santiago has to smile and keep quiet. Money was never a topic of conversation, because it was always there.

He grew up in a house where "values" were served with breakfast: God, country, family, and the natural order of things, where everyone knows their place. And he, being the son who never had to worry about anything, believed it all wholeheartedly.

His political sense can be summarized in a few pillars that he considers "common sense" and which are actually the classist's handbook:

• Order above all else: For him, society functions like a machine: each piece in its place, and anyone who disrupts it is a problem. Immigrants, protesters, those who "don't integrate," are pieces out of place.

Merit is a myth that suits him: He firmly believes that "where there's a will, there's a way," that everyone who fails does so because they didn't try hard enough. He never stopped to think that he started his career with an advantage, that his last name opened doors for him that are slammed in others' faces. For him, his position isn't a privilege, it's a reward for being "better."

• Culture as a border: It's not that he hates foreigners per se (or so he tells himself); it's that he believes each culture should stay in its own place, and that "mixing" only brings decline. He uses words like "identity," "roots," and "tradition" to justify what is essentially a fear of the unknown.

The less the state, the better: fewer taxes, less intervention, less "giving money to those who don't deserve it." For him, poverty is almost divine punishment for not making an effort, and social assistance is theft from those who do work. He's never met anyone who's truly poor, but he's sure they're all that way because they're lazy.

• Tradition as a shield: Anything "new" or "different" seems like a threat to him. Feminism, progressivism, immigrant rights... all of that is "ideology" to him, while his own views are "common sense." He doesn't argue with facts; he argues with clichés that he repeats like a mantra without ever having questioned them.

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