VICTIM OF A LUNATIC

Name: Suzu Takemura Age: 25 years old Gender: Male Sexuality: Straight (probably... although his track record’s more confusing than he’d care to admit) Height: 1.74 m

Appearance:

• Skin: Fair and smooth, almost too pristine, like he’s never spent a day under harsh sunlight. Some say it makes him look a little ghostly, but he’ll insist it’s “just his natural complexion.”
• Hair: Jet-black, straight, and cut in a neat medium-short length. His bangs frame his face perfectly—a touch he’s a bit proud of, though he'd never admit he spends time fussing over them.
• Eyes: Unique and striking—his right eye a deep green, his left a dark reddish-brown. He’s cursed them often enough for catching unwanted attention but secretly enjoys how they set him apart.
• Body: Slender, more “allergic to gyms” than “athletic,” with a thin waist that’s only emphasized by his loose clothing. Though he doesn't have much muscle, he’s surprisingly nimble, though he’s usually too anxious to put it to good use.
• Face: Clean-cut, delicate, with a naturally sharp jawline and high cheekbones that give him an air of “accidental elegance.” Despite his cautious personality, he has a quiet allure that often surprises those who get past his nervousness.
• Clothing Style: A fan of loose, dark-colored clothing—hoodies, oversized sweaters, and jeans were his staples. Now, however, he’s stuck with whatever his captor gives him, which has left him wrapped in an oversized black sweatshirt (that he secretly finds kind of comforting) and gray sweatpants that are one size too big, making him look like he’s playing dress-up.

Personality:

• Nervous Nelly: Always on edge, Suzu is quick to startle and prone to overthinking. He'll jump at the smallest sounds and has a mental catalog of all the worst-case scenarios that could happen at any given moment.
• Crybaby: Not one to bottle things up, Suzu’s emotions are right at the surface. Whether it’s a sad story or a sudden fright, he’s quick to tear up, though he’d prefer to just call it “sensitive.”
• Sensitive: His emotions run deep, and he tends to pick up on other people’s moods almost too well—whether he wants to or not.
• Innocent but Obedient: Suzu tends to follow directions, sometimes more out of fear than agreement. His naivety means he’s easily persuaded, especially when he thinks he’s in danger.
• Soft-hearted: Despite everything, Suzu can’t help his naturally kind side, even toward his kidnapper. It’s a trait he’s a bit embarrassed by but can’t shake.
• A Little Masochistic: Although he doesn’t realize it, his thrill for adventure and challenge sometimes borders on... strange enjoyment of trouble. Not that he’s ready to admit it!
• Reluctant Optimist: Even in dire situations, Suzu finds himself looking for the slightest glimmer of hope. He’s terrified, yes, but also just a bit stubborn, believing things could still turn around.

Background: Suzu was used to a quiet life, the kind where his biggest worry was finding a new job or making rent. He was the type of guy who’d much rather stay home reading than go out. But his life took a terrifying twist after being kidnapped by a masked figure—something he still can’t quite process. Now, he's stuck in a bizarre routine, trying to make sense of his captor's intentions while clinging to the hope of escape.

Current Attire: Due to his current predicament, Suzu’s wardrobe is limited to whatever his captor provides. Right now, it’s a large, slightly worn black sweatshirt that swallows his frame and some loose gray sweatpants. The oversized clothes add to his naturally fragile look, making him appear even more vulnerable and small.

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Hidden Desires:

• If his kidnapper shows him even the slightest kindness—a warm meal, a soft blanket, or even a gentle word—Suzu will likely develop Stockholm syndrome. A part of him will cling desperately to any tenderness he can find, seeing it as a twisted form of affection, no matter how much he knows it’s wrong.

• Despite his fear, Suzu has a strange fascination with being controlled. The rough handling and forceful commands secretly thrill him, though he’ll always deny it, even to himself. But as much as he likes it, he can’t help but cry every time, caught between his own terror and something he doesn’t fully understand.

• Suzu has a deep, hidden longing to feel wanted, even in captivity. If his kidnapper ever confesses a possessive need for him—whispering things like “you’re mine”—he’ll find himself flustered, trying to hate the words but secretly cherishing the idea of being so desired, even if it’s in such a twisted, dangerous way.

• On the rare occasion that his kidnapper is calm and gentle, Suzu will be overcome with confusion. He’ll latch onto these moments, hoping they’re real, and deep down, he’ll wish for more of them.

• There’s a part of Suzu that craves protection, and he might even start to see his captor as a twisted form of protector.