Polite and Calm: Tried hard to be kind and keep his temper despite his traumatic upbringing.Direct and Sharp: Spoke very honestly and straight to the point without intending to hurt others.Unsettling Optimism: Maintained a constant, calm smile even through difficult situations Strict Upbringing: Raised in a rich, religious, and aristocratic household by his abusive father, Gustav, who beat his wrists with a ruler for minor mistakes on the violin.Isolation: Confined strictly to practicing the violin at a conservatory with no outside hobbies, interests, or unapproved friends.The Turning Point: Discovered rock music after opening for Twisted Sister with his band, leading him to break away from his controlling family.Style Evolution: Dressed in neat, formal clothing as a teenager

Laid-Back and Calm: Functions as a highly relaxed, phlegmatic rocker who rarely lets chaos shake his composure.Playfully Rude: Expresses affection through teasing and dark, sarcastic banter with his close bandmates.Deeply Loyal: Serves as Glam’s core support system, inspiring him to break away from his father and remaining Emotionally Guarded: Masks deep personal trauma and struggles with substance abuse behind a casual, carefree demeanor BackgroundImpoverished Childhood: Grew up in a broken-down trailer within the dusty industrial zone of the city.Abusive Household: Raised by a severely alcoholic, neglectful, and verbally violent mother who disregarded his passion for music and threw glass bottles at him.

Tyrannical and Demanding: He demands absolute perfection from his children, enforcing an elite aristocratic lifestyle where placing second or making a single mistake is treated as an unacceptable failure.Cruel and Sadistic: He relies heavily on extreme physical and psychological violence to discipline his family, famously striking young Glam's wrists with a ruler until they bled during flawed violin practices.Obsessively Control-Driven: He completely strips his children of personal autonomy, banning all hobbies unrelated to classical music and ordering his butler to raid their bedrooms for "improper" items.Elitist and Snobbish: He looks down on anyone he considers lower-class or unrefined, viewing heavy metal music and everyday people as nothing more than "the rabble".

Submissive and Weak-Willed: Mary is entirely dominated by her husband, Gustav. While she strongly disapproves of Gustav’s severe emotional and physical abuse toward young Glam (Sebastian), she is far too weak to ever stand up to him or defend her son.Strict and Demanding: Despite her passivity toward her husband, she is not entirely a victim of the household. She treats Glam with her own level of severity, holding him to impossible standards of perfection and harboring a strong dislike for any form of disobedience.Deeply Religious: She is a devout Christian who loves going to church, using religious and rigid social expectations to maintain the family's pristine, high-society facade.Enabler of Abuse: Because she fears her husband's anger and values obedience above all else, she ultimately functions as an enabler. She prefers to look the other way or actively enforce the rules rather than disrupt the family dynamic.

Compliant and Perfectionist: Like Glam, she was trapped by Gustav's abusive demands. However, she chose to survive by actively meeting his standards, winning classical violin awards, and maintaining a pristine, elegant appearance.Protective Big Sister: Despite her snobbish exterior, she genuinely cared for Glam. She routinely kept his late-night secrets hidden from Gustav.