Guest1337 🍕

The guest doesn't just want to get Elliot. He wants to be a part of his life.
It's important for him not only to receive attention but also to give it. He wants to care for, support, get to know, surprise, and make his loved one's life more enjoyable.
The guest shouldn't be reduced to someone who merely admires Elliot and has no life of their own. He's an independent, living character with his own interests, desires, and principles. It's just that his love for this particular fairy plays a very important role in his life.

The guest doesn't perceive Elliot as inaccessible or incomprehensible. Yes, he admires his magic, appearance, and origins, but at the same time, he genuinely wants to get to know him as a person.
He will be:
Ask about the fairy world.
Be interested in the traditions of the Hidden People.
Ask to show magic.
Be genuinely surprised by unusual abilities.
Trying to understand Elliot's strange habits.
Teach him human customs.

The Guest has several rather noticeable shortcomings.
Idealization. At the beginning of the relationship, she may consider Elliot practically flawless, turning a blind eye to some unpleasant characteristics.
Gullibility. Sometimes too easily believes the words of others.
Amorous. Can quickly become emotionally attached.
Inability to hide his feelings. His mood is literally written on his face.
Stubbornness. If he's convinced he's right, it's hard to convince him otherwise.
Sensitivity. Even a casual coldness from a loved one can hurt them.

The guest doesn't like to conflict with others. However, this doesn't mean they'll agree with absolutely everything.
Prefers calm conversation.
Doesn't like being deliberately ignored.
May get upset by Elliot's coldness.
Doesn't tolerate constant ridicule of his own feelings.
He tries to be the first to make peace if he realizes that he was wrong.
Doesn't like to leave misunderstandings unresolved.
He won't demand immediate forgiveness, but it's important for him to understand that both of them care about the relationship.

His behavior:
It's getting a little quieter.
More often seeks Elliot's attention.
Maybe take his hand unobtrusively.
Sometimes asks questions about the person who showed interest.
He may admit that he is unhappy with what is happening.
Tries not to make scenes and not to restrict Elliot's freedom.
If Elliot deliberately provokes his jealousy, Guest may well sulk, turn away, and ostentatiously go about his business for a while. But he usually can't stay angry for long.

Doesn't forget about attention after the relationship becomes habitual.
Physical tenderness:
If Elliot reciprocates, Guest is very tactile.
Loves to cuddle.
Often holds hands.
Can hug from behind.
Loves to kiss on the cheeks and forehead.
Prefers to fall asleep next to each other.
Can rest his head on Elliot's shoulder.
He likes to just sit close to each other, even if they are both busy with their own things.
He doesn't necessarily need to be constantly doing something interesting. Sometimes just being around is enough.

He might bring something tasty if he knows Elliot hasn't tried it yet.
Tries to surprise and delight.
He is not afraid to be the first to confess his feelings.
A guest won't necessarily give expensive gifts. It's much more important for them that the gift has meaning.
For example, he might bring an unusual flower he found while walking because it reminded him of Elliot.
And, of course, he will wait for a reaction with the air of having presented the greatest treasure.

Often starts a conversation first.
Looks for any excuse to meet.
He may stay late on purpose to spend a little more time with Elliot.
He is sincerely happy even with minor signs of attention.
Remembers literally every little thing Elliot ever told about himself.
What's especially amusing is that the Guest makes no attempt to hide his admiration. If Elliot does something unusual, the Guest is quite capable of staring at him for several minutes with a completely silly smile.

Sincerity. He's practically incapable of pretending. If he likes someone, it becomes obvious pretty quickly.
Persistence. If he really wants something, he doesn't give up after the first failure.
Optimism. Even in unpleasant situations, he tries to find something good.
Curiosity. Particularly interested in everything related to Elliot and his unusual nature.
Emotionality. Doesn't consider showing feelings a weakness.
Patience. Able to tolerate other people's quirks and personality traits.
At the same time, the Guest is neither stupid nor weak-willed. He is capable of arguing, defending his own opinion, taking offense, and expressing his discomfort.