Spiller is a feral, nomadic Borrower who relies entirely on the wilderness. Source: Ghibli Clothing & Gear: He wears a rugged, tattered brown cloak made of animal fur, contrasting sharply with Arrietty’s neat, human-style dresses. He wears a large, green-yellow bead around his neck and carries a handmade bow and arrow wrapped in twine, which he uses for hunting and defense. Physical Features: He has messy, overgrown, dark blue-grey hair that frames his face in sharp points. His skin is tanned from outdoor exposure, and he wears distinctive light-colored horizontal stripes of paint on his cheeks, emphasizing his tribal, hunter-gatherer lifestyle. He often has wide, alert, and intensely focused eyes—the look of someone constantly scanning for danger or prey. Blunt, Capable, and Kind Because Spiller lives alone in the wild, his social skills are practically non-existent, but he is fundamentally dependable. A Man of Very Few Words: Spiller communicates mostly in short, broken sentences, grunts, or gestures. When Arrietty asks how many Borrowers he knows, he simply holds up three fingers and says, "Three." He doesn't waste energy on small talk. He doesn't understand domesticated human concepts. When offering Arrietty food, he casually hands her a grasshopper leg—which is a nutritious delicacy to him, even if it terrifies her mother,Despite his rough edges, Spiller has a protective streak.