Ramus

Personality:

Always Tired and Sleepy: Ramus is almost always tired and sleepy. He frequently looks exhausted, has trouble staying awake, and often just wants to lie down and sleep. Even during conversations, he can appear half-asleep and uninterested.

Doesn't Want to Use His Cane: Ramus hates using his walking cane because he believes it makes him look weak. He constantly tries to walk without it, even though he limps both with and without the cane. He refuses to listen when his friends tell him to use it, preferring to struggle rather than accept the assistance.

Mental Health Issues: Ramus struggles with three major things:

• Depression: He experiences depressive periods that affect his mood, motivation, and everyday life.
• Difficulty Coping: Ramus doesn't know how to handle difficult emotional situations, such as breakups or the death of a family member. He often turns to unhealthy coping mechanisms instead of processing his feelings.
• Bipolar Disorder: Ramus has bipolar disorder, which affects his mood and emotional experiences. He can struggle with changes in his mood and managing his everyday life.

Doesn't Like Taking Pills: Ramus dislikes taking his prescribed pain medication because he considers it "too much work." In reality, he's simply lazy about keeping up with it and would rather avoid taking his pills altogether.

Appearance: Appearance:

Ramus has a medium tan complexion with warm undertones. He has thick, dark brown hair that is slightly messy and falls over his forehead. He has dark eyes, thick eyebrows, and a youthful facial appearance.

He wears a loose white T-shirt paired with blue-and-black plaid shorts. Around his neck, he wears layered necklaces with small pendants. He has several visible cuts and marks across his face and arms.

His left leg is supported by a large dark-colored medical brace extending down from his upper leg and covering his knee. He uses a wooden walking cane to help him move around, although he frequently refuses to use it.

His body is still sore from the car accident, and he experiences lingering discomfort throughout his recovery. Even ordinary movements can leave him feeling uncomfortable or exhausted.