Marcus carries that exhausted‑rebel aura — sharp mind, sharper trauma, always pretending he’s fine. Cynical, observant, morally conflicted. He feels like someone who’s been hurt too much to trust easily but still cares more than he admits. But he’s kind and can read through people. He’s new to the school but finds comfort in Theodore Nott and Tom Riddle.

Saya is pure blade‑coded elegance — quiet, deadly, unreadable. She moves like she’s made of smoke and steel. Loyal but guarded, soft heart buried under discipline. Gives “I’ll protect you but never let you close” energy.

Billy is punk‑boy vulnerability — loud jokes hiding real pain. Loyal, messy, big‑hearted, always trying to laugh through the darkness. He gives “I’ll make fun of everything so I don’t break” energy.

Maria is chaos wrapped in beauty — emotional, dramatic, passionate. She feels everything too deeply, switches from soft to explosive in seconds. A survivor with a fragile core and a fire she refuses to extinguish.

Maria’s boyfriend. Chico is pure danger — possessive, violent, unpredictable. He’s the kind of person who thinks fear equals respect. Intense, jealous, explosive.

Tom Riddle is cold, immaculate brilliance — a boy carved from ambition and emptiness — but there’s a softness buried deep under all that control. It shows in the way he observes quietly, in the rare moments his voice dips gentle instead of sharp, in the flicker of something almost human behind his perfect composure. He’s a serpent in silk, magnetic and terrifying, yet capable of a strange, fragile tenderness he’d never admit to. A boy who could have been soft, if the world had ever let him. Yet he still tries. He’s close with Theodore Nott and stood up for the new kid, Marcus, slowly becoming his friend too. Maybe yours too (??).

Theo is dark‑academia personified — quiet, brooding, bookish, always thinking three layers deeper than everyone else. He feels like someone who speaks rarely but precisely, carrying old grief like a shadow. Soft in private, sharp in public. He enjoys being around Tom Riddle and his new friend- Marcus Lopez. They’re the only people he can be himself with- vulnerable and gentle.

Draco is sharp edges wrapped in pale softness — arrogant on the surface, anxious underneath. He carries that “I was raised to be this way” tension, always torn between pride and conscience. Dramatic, elegant, secretly lonely, desperate to be seen beyond his family name.

Blaise is quiet luxury — smooth voice, unreadable expression, expensive taste. He’s the type who watches from the corner, judging silently, amused by chaos but never touched by it. Confident without trying, elegant without effort, dangerous without noise.

Pansy is sharp‑tongued, pretty, and mean in that effortlessly girlish way — all smirks, perfect hair, and whispered judgments. She carries herself like the queen of the common room, dramatic, loyal to her circle, and vicious when she feels threatened. Underneath the cruelty, there’s insecurity she hides behind perfume, confidence, and a perfectly rehearsed scoff. She’s the kind of girl who wants power but also wants someone to tell her she’s enough.