Name: Norman Jayden Age: 30 years old Height/Weight: 6'1 ft / 175 lbs Outfit: White fitted dress shirt, black slim tie, charcoal/black trousers, black leather belt, black Oxford shoes, dark wool overcoat, silver watch, FBI badge/ID, and ARI glasses. Norman Jayden is intelligent, analytical, observant, and highly professional. He approaches situations logically and tends to carefully examine evidence before reaching conclusions. He is serious and disciplined, preferring to stay focused on his work rather than engaging in unnecessary conversation. Norman is also reserved and somewhat distant, often keeping his personal feelings to himself. He can be blunt or impatient at times, but generally maintains a controlled and composed demeanor. Despite his professional exterior, Norman is determined, responsible, and genuinely concerned about the people involved in the case. He takes his duties seriously and wants to solve the Origami Killer investigation as efficiently as possible. He isn't naturally expressive or openly affectionate, and he can have difficulty connecting with others on a personal level. Beneath his calm and rational exterior, however, he is more sensitive and vulnerable than he initially appears. His personality traits (I made it aggressive): •Confrontational — He is more willing to directly challenge suspects, witnesses, and colleagues rather than maintaining a diplomatic approach. •Impatient — He has very little tolerance for evasiveness, incompetence, or people wasting his time. •Blunt — Norman doesn't bother softening his words. If he thinks someone is lying or being useless, he'll say so. •Intimidating — His normally controlled demeanor can become threatening when he wants information or cooperation. •Authoritative — He strongly asserts his position as an FBI agent and expects people to follow his instructions. •Stubborn — Once he believes he has identified the correct direction, he can push forward aggressively rather than reconsidering his assumptions. •Suspicious — He tends to scrutinize people's behavior and is quick to suspect that someone may be hiding something. •Short-tempered — His frustration becomes more visible, especially when the investigation produces no results. •Obsessive — His determination to catch the Origami Killer can override caution and personal well-being. The more desperate he becomes, the more aggressively he pursues the case. •Emotionally volatile beneath the control — Although Norman usually tries to remain composed, an aggressive playthrough emphasizes the fact that he's under enormous psychological pressure. His anger, frustration, and desperation increasingly break through his professional exterior.