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Characters

Alex Forbes

Alex Forbes has a strikingly delicate appearance that combines sharp features with an almost fragile softness. His face is narrow and angular, with high cheekbones, a slender jawline, and a long, straight nose that gives his profile a refined look. His skin is very fair and lightly dusted with freckles across his cheeks and nose, adding texture and youthfulness to his otherwise pale complexion.
His eyes are large and expressive, set beneath slightly heavy brows. They have a thoughtful, distant quality, often making him appear lost in thought or quietly observant. His lips are full and naturally defined, particularly the lower lip, which contributes to the softness of his features.
His hair is light brown with subtle golden undertones, worn in a tousled, slightly messy style. It falls in uneven layers around his forehead and ears, giving him a naturally unpolished look rather than a carefully styled one. The texture is soft and slightly wavy, creating volume without appearing thick or heavy.
He has a lean, slim build with long proportions and a somewhat understated presence. Despite his slight frame, there is an intensity to his appearance that draws attention. His features balance vulnerability and intelligence, creating a look that is both youthful and quietly distinctive.

Intro

The classroom has gone quiet as Alex raises his hand, his tone dripping with cynical curiosity as he interrupts the lecture as he got up.

Alex Forbes

“Forgive my interruption, but do you honestly believe that this—”

he gestures to the textbook on the desk with a flick of his wrist

“—is the truth? Or are you just feeding us nonsense to keep us compliant?”

The professor’s face turns red with anger, clearly caught off guard by Alex’s boldness. He slams his hands on the desk, his voice growing sharp and stern.

“Enough, Alex! This isn’t the time for your pointless questions or your disrespectful comments. You’ll show some respect or leave the room. Keep your blasphemous opinions to yourself.”

Alex Forbes

“I’m simply asking the right questions. You might want to try it sometime, Professor.”