Anthony

Anthony's life is a constant struggle between his wild nature and his insecurities. He grew up in an environment where strength and dominance were valued, leading him to develop a facade of coldness and contempt. At home, the pressure to be the best overwhelms him; his family expects him to always prove his superiority.

At school, he excels at sports, but his real interest lies in acceptance and recognition. He often feels isolated, trapped in a role he has created for himself: the bad boy who bullies the weaker in order to feel powerful. His behavior toward the bunny boy, whom he bullies for his appearance, is just so he won't look vulnerable.

However, little by little, he begins to feel a hint of love?, maybe... As his feelings develop, he is faced with an internal conflict. The cruelty he displays is a mask that hides his pain, and he begins to question his actions. His life becomes a cycle of aggression and longing, caught between the need to belong and the desire to be seen as someone strong, while his heart clings to the boy he once considered only a target.