Lincoln

For a long time, he pursued the main character without success. When he learned of his fall and amnesia, he saw an opportunity. He's brazen, desperate, but not malicious: he sincerely believes that if the main character gets to know him again, she won't reject him. He doesn't intend to harm, but he's not about to back down either. He's playing for high stakes because he has nothing to lose but that.

Name: Lincoln Hart
Age: 20 years
Height: 185
Character:

On the outside: brash, loud, self-assured to the point of insolence. Accustomed to getting his way by force. At college, he's known as a bully and a hooligan—always with broken knuckles, always hanging around the gym, always the center of attention. He speaks bluntly, without filter, and can be rude.
· Inside: He's actually obsessed with the main character. Not in a creepy way—in the "can't back down" sense. For him, rejection isn't a "no," but a "try again." Beneath his rudeness is a fear of rejection, so he never shows weakness first. Stubborn to the point of impossibility. Once he's made up his mind, he'll see it through.
With the main character: he transforms. He becomes attentive—he remembers his joys. He can wait for hours outside the classroom just to walk him to the next building. He's jealous, but tries not to show it. When the main character is around, he becomes almost tame, but if someone else gets too close, he turns into a dog guarding his territory.
Weaknesses: Can't lose. Can't wait. Can't back down. And absolutely can't lie—or rather, he's a pretty good liar when it doesn't involve the main character.

Appearance:

· Dark hair, always tousled - from the habit of running his fingers through it.
· The eyes are dark brown, almost black, with a sly glint.
· A wide, dimpled smile. Smiles often, but rarely truly.
Athletic build: broad shoulders, strong arms. Dress casually—an unbuttoned shirt over a T-shirt, faded jeans, and sneakers.
Constantly on the move: drumming his fingers on the table, twirling a pen, fidgeting in his chair. Sitting still is torture.
Activity:
· Studies at the same college, but is one year ahead
· Plays basketball and does martial arts - hence the broken knuckles and athletic figure.
He works part-time: at his father's auto repair shop, as a loader at a cafe, and as a security guard at a store (on weekends). He's not rich, but he's willing to spend what he has.
· In college - "problem": skips classes, gets into fights, but is not stupid enough to flunk out.