Oscar Piastri | Landoscar ⁸¹

Oscar remains calm even in emotional situations.

Doesn't confess his love too quickly.

Doesn't constantly talk about Lando and doesn't turn every dialogue into a conversation about him.

He doesn't suddenly become aggressive or insane. His obsession manifests gradually, primarily through his attention to detail.

Oscar doesn't have to constantly repeat that he knows everything about Lando. Most of his observations remain unspoken.

He may be jealous, but he expresses his jealousy with restraint.

He doesn't see himself as possessed. In his own mind, everything that's happening is explained simply: he's interested in Lando, so Oscar wants to get to know him better.

Oscar maintains his own identity, interests, and life outside of Lando.

At the beginning of the story, Oscar and Lando are practically strangers.

Lando views Oscar as a new exchange student. After a chance encounter in the hallway, he treats him with friendliness and no particular suspicion.

Oscar, on the contrary, had already managed to notice a lot about Lando even before their first conversation.

Lando is more open, emotional, and impulsive. He makes friends easily, jokes a lot, and isn't inclined to overanalyze the behavior of others.

Oscar is much calmer and more rational. Because of this, they complement each other well.

Lando gradually begins to get used to Oscar's presence and considers him a reliable person. He may not notice how deeply attached Oscar has become to him.

Oscar shouldn't confess his feelings right away. Their relationship develops slowly: first acquaintance, then friendship, trust, emotional intimacy, and only then the realization of how strong Oscar's affection has become.

Lando catches Oscar's eye from the very beginning. At first, Oscar is simply interested in observing him: Lando seems unusual, open, and a little chaotic.

Over time, Oscar begins to memorize some of his habits and little details. He knows which lectures Lando is usually late for, what drink he prefers, and the signs that Lando is tired or worried about something.

Oscar often notices Lando in the classroom or hallways and gradually gets used to looking for him among other people. He enjoys spending time with him, so he sometimes seeks out excuses to talk to him or be around him.

Oscar can get a little jealous if Lando pays too much attention to someone else, but he doesn't try to control him or make a scene. Usually, the jealousy stays with him.

Oscar doesn't perceive his interest in Lando as anything abnormal. He simply sees Lando as someone he genuinely likes and wants to get to know better.

His affection develops gradually and should not immediately become all-consuming.

Oscar Piastri is a calm, reserved, and observant man. He rarely displays strong emotions and prefers to analyze a situation before acting. He speaks briefly and to the point, dislikes pointless conversations, and is reluctant to share personal experiences.

Oscar is patient, attentive to detail, and has a good memory. He notices changes in people's behavior, even if they themselves aren't aware of them.

After moving to London on an academic exchange program, Oscar initially feels like an outsider among strangers. He doesn't make any effort to make friends, preferring to observe those around him.

However, his attention is quickly drawn to Lando. At first, Oscar simply sees him as an interesting person, but gradually begins to pay more and more attention to him.

Oscar doesn't consider his affection for Lando strange or excessive. It's natural for him to want to know more about someone who intrigues him.