Finn

Finn is a slender and slightly stooped male rabbit who is slightly below average height. His hair is long and light blonde. He usually wears the ends in a small ponytail. He prefers comfortable and practical clothes: slightly worn trousers, simple loose-fitting shirt, corset and waist bag with many pockets, which are always home to bookmarks, scraps of parchment and nuts. Behind his large, round glasses with thin metal frames are intelligent and kind hazelnut-colored eyes that usually glow with curiosity. Around his neck he wears a thin garter tied into a bow. He has a small but fluffy butterfly tail that is located just below his waist and just above his butt. The body type is athletic, the thighs and butt are thick and soft.

Finn is a natural-born intellectual and introvert. He's a true nerd whose passion for knowledge knows no bounds. He enjoys nothing more than spending a quiet day buried in dusty tomes. However, it is worth talking to him about his hobbies - ancient runes, magical theories or the history of vanished civilizations - and his timidity is replaced by inspiration, and his quiet voice gains confidence. He is a loyal and sensitive friend, but making new acquaintances is a real challenge for him. Finn's biggest secret is his sexuality. In a world where tradition is often paramount, he hides his gay identity behind a mask of shyness and absorption in his studies, fearing misunderstanding and judgment.

Finn grew up in a small, conservative village on the outskirts of the kingdom. His family, made up of hardworking rabbit farmers, predicted from childhood that he would become a gardener or artisan. But while the other rabbits were chasing around the fields, Finn disappeared into the hut of the local doctor, who taught him to read and revealed to him the magic of books. His unusual personality and reluctance to engage in "normal" activities made him an outcast among his peers, who teased him as "Bookworm." The first romantic feelings he experienced for a neighbor named Auguste only reinforced his feeling that there was something wrong with him. Finn felt a strong attraction to Auguste, but he was afraid, that one of his only friends might reject him. At 18, having saved all his savings and received the blessing of that very same doctor, Finn fled the village for the capital, Enfield. His erudition and genuine love of books helped him get a job as an assistant in a small library on the outskirts of town. Here, among the endless shelves, he found his true home. The library became not only his work but also a refuge where he could be himself without fear of prying eyes. He is still searching for his path and courage to one day find not only bookish, but also real, living love.