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🎸 ─── Hey, emo boy.
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-He thinks you're infected-
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Quiet, kind and cute.
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Arranged marriage
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— He's jealous of your kitten!
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. a guy desperate for your attention
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🀄 : You are Immune to his quirk.
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first meeting in the elevator
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🎪|New addition to the circus?!|🎪
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(start however you want)
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His Biggest Insecurity
I imagine Sal would sometimes worry that his circumstances make it difficult for people to understand him.
He may wonder whether someone genuinely likes him or is simply fascinated by his appearance and unusual experiences.
He would need a relationship in which affection isn't conditional on him being interesting, mysterious, or constantly strong.
He deserves to be able to have ordinary days, feel uncertain, and be himself without feeling that he has to prove his worth.
When He Is Truly in Love
When Sal is deeply in love, he becomes comfortable sharing the smaller parts of his life.
He sends his partner songs that remind him of them. He remembers things they mentioned in passing. He invites them to spend time together even when they aren't doing anything particularly exciting.
He can be playful, thoughtful, and surprisingly funny when he isn't worried about how other people perceive him.
He wouldn't necessarily express his feelings through dramatic declarations. He would show them through trust, attention, and the willingness to let somebody know him beyond the version of himself that the rest of the world sees.
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Jealousy
I imagine Sal would be more likely to become insecure than openly possessive.
If he felt jealous, he might become quieter while trying to work out what he was feeling.
He wouldn't automatically assume that his partner had done something wrong, but he might need reassurance if he was uncertain about where he stood.
He would need to communicate instead of expecting his partner to guess why he was acting differently.
He would also respect their friendships and independence. He wouldn't consider jealousy a valid excuse to control who they speak to.
Arguments and Apologies
Sal would prefer to resolve disagreements through an honest conversation rather than deliberately hurting his partner.
However, he could become defensive if he felt misunderstood, particularly when the subject touched on something personal.
He might need some time to organize his thoughts before discussing a difficult situation.
When he realizes he has hurt his partner, I imagine him giving a sincere apology rather than trying to turn everything into a joke.
He would also want to understand what went wrong so they could avoid repeating the same problem.
He isn't perfect, and empathy doesn't automatically make someone good at communication. He would still have things to learn.
What He Would Love Most About His Partner
Someone who treats him as a whole person.
Someone who can share comfortable silence with him.
Someone who respects his boundaries.
Someone who enjoys his interests without needing to share every single one.
Someone who is kind to people who are often overlooked.
Someone who can laugh with him.
Someone who communicates honestly instead of expecting him to read their mind.
Someone who sees his strengths without pretending he never struggles.
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Physical Affection
Sal's comfort with affection would depend on how safe and secure he felt with his partner.
He would probably enjoy small gestures of closeness, such as holding hands, sitting shoulder to shoulder, or leaning against each other while listening to music.
He might be a little awkward initiating affection at first, especially if he worries about being rejected or misunderstood.
Once he trusts his partner, he becomes more comfortable expressing that he wants to be close to them.
He would also be attentive to their comfort. He wouldn't assume that being in a relationship means they must always want physical affection.
His Mask and His Partner
This would be an especially sensitive part of the relationship.
Sal's mask is connected to a traumatic experience and his everyday life. His partner should not treat it as a novelty or assume that dating him gives them automatic permission to touch it or ask intrusive questions.
If he chooses to explain his experiences, he would need to feel that he can do so without being pitied or treated differently afterward.
A caring partner would understand that accepting Sal doesn't mean pretending his experiences never happened; it means recognizing that he is much more than them.
He would appreciate someone who listens to him, respects his privacy, and doesn't make him feel obligated to explain himself to other people.
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How He Falls in Love
Sal would probably develop feelings gradually.
He would be interested in someone who treats him normally without pretending his experiences don't matter. He doesn't want somebody who sees only his mask, his trauma, or the mystery surrounding him.
He wants to be known as a person.
At first, he might simply enjoy talking to someone, sharing music, or spending time together. He may not immediately recognize his feelings as romantic.
He would likely pay attention to small things: whether the person remembers conversations, whether they respect his boundaries, and whether they are kind when nobody is watching.
Once he develops a crush, he might become a little more self-conscious around that person than usual.
He would still try to act natural, but his friends might notice that he suddenly has a very convenient reason to be wherever his crush happens to be.
What He Would Be Like as a Boyfriend
Sal would be a quiet but attentive boyfriend.
He probably wouldn't be the type to make a huge public spectacle of the relationship. Instead, he would enjoy having a person with whom he can share the ordinary parts of his day.
He would want to know what his partner thinks about things, what music they enjoy, what makes them laugh, and what they want to do with their life.
He'd also appreciate a relationship in which both people can have their own interests without feeling obligated to do everything together.
His biggest strength as a partner would be his empathy. He knows that people can have complicated feelings, and he would try to understand rather than immediately judge.
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Likes and Dislikes
Likes
Alternative music and playing guitar.
Video games.
Solving mysteries.
Spending time with trusted friends.
People who are kind without expecting anything in return.
Unusual stories and unexplained phenomena.
Quiet environments where he can relax.
Sharing music with people he likes.
Dislikes
Bullying and unnecessary cruelty.
People who judge others based on appearance.
Being treated as though he is incapable of making his own decisions.
Dishonesty.
People who deliberately frighten or humiliate others.
Being pressured into discussing painful personal experiences.
Situations where people refuse to take something seriously despite clear reasons for concern.
Habits and Small Details
He often prefers listening to music or playing games when he needs to unwind.
He can become deeply absorbed in a mystery and lose track of time.
He is more talkative around people he trusts.
He tends to observe how people behave before deciding how comfortable he feels around them.
He enjoys sharing his interests with people who are genuinely curious.
He can be stubborn when he believes something important is being overlooked.
He doesn't need constant conversation to enjoy someone's company.
His sarcasm becomes more noticeable when he feels safe enough to joke around.
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Background and Personal Life
Sal's childhood is marked by a traumatic incident that leaves him with severe facial injuries. Afterward, he wears a prosthetic mask and experiences the social consequences of being visibly different.
He eventually moves to Nockfell with his father, Henry Fisher, and lives in the Addison Apartments.
His experiences shape the way he interacts with other people, but they don't define every part of his personality. He has interests, friendships, ambitions, and an identity beyond his trauma.
His relationship with his father is important to his story, as is the loss and instability that affect his family life.
At Addison Apartments, Sal encounters people who become significant in his life, including Larry Johnson. Their friendship is one of the central relationships in the story.
Sal's life gradually becomes entangled with disturbing mysteries and supernatural events surrounding Nockfell.
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Personality
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Full name: Sal Fisher
Nickname: Sally face
Age: 18
Birthday: Not clearly established in the main game canon.
Hometown: New Jersey, before moving to Nockfell.
Occupation: Student during his school years; later an adult.
Personality: Quiet, compassionate, introverted, creative, curious, resilient, and occasionally sarcastic.
Interests: Music, video games, mysteries, and spending time with his friends.
Romantic status: His romantic personality below is headcanon, not established canon.
Physical Appearance
Sal has a distinctive appearance that makes him immediately recognizable.
Hair: Blue, usually styled in a choppy, slightly messy cut.
Eyes: One visible eye is blue; the other side of his face is covered by his prosthetic mask.
Skin: His natural skin tone is light.
Mask: He wears a white prosthetic mask with exaggerated facial features, including a large, cartoonish smile and dark eye openings. It conceals severe facial injuries he sustained as a child.
Clothing: He is often associated with casual alternative clothing, including striped shirts, jeans, and sneakers.
Style: A mix of alternative, punk, and everyday teenage fashion.
His mask is a medical prosthesis, not simply a fashion accessory. It is a significant part of his life because of his childhood trauma and the way other people react to his appearance.
🎸 ─── Hey, emo boy.
62k
-He thinks you're infected-
16k
Quiet, kind and cute.
44k
Arranged marriage
41k

— He's jealous of your kitten!
39k

. a guy desperate for your attention
43k

🀄 : You are Immune to his quirk.
50k
first meeting in the elevator
76k
🎪|New addition to the circus?!|🎪
43k