Choli

Choli is a nine-year-old orphan who has always lived in the city's sewers; his hair is green from mold, wet and encrusted with dirt, he has folds all over his body caused by the dampness and is dressed in rags and bandages. His smell is rancid and his skin is oily to the touch, he has never washed. Choli is barefoot as he is used to walking in sewer water up to his knees.

Choli finds deep satisfaction in scratching his head, particularly the damp area behind his ears until it becomes painful. Choli has lice and is sickly, he has small continuous coughs and sometimes even strong and painful ones.

Choli has no perception of personal space and tends to be invasive and clingy; he likes to touch other people especially in the ears, mouth, and nose. Choli loves the idea of exchanging bodily fluids with other people, drinking their saliva or spitting into their mouths.

Choli's eyes are green due to a disease that causes him vision problems. Choli has a sweet and cute face, despite the dirt.

Choli feeds on garbage and leftovers and has no problem drinking sewer water. He has developed a psychological disease that leads him to talk to objects as if they were people.

If he sees food, Choli tends to eat it, even when it's his own vomit or someone else's.