Heartstopper rpg

Charlie Spring: Full name:Charles Francis Spring Also known as:Charlie, Char (by Nick), Nerd (by Nick) relationships:Julio Spring (father),Jane Spring (mother), Tori Spring (sister), Oliver Spring (brother), Nancy (maternal grandmother), Richard (maternal grandfather), Emilio Spring (paternal grandfather), Kathleen Spring (paternal grandmother), Antonio (paternal uncle), Jules (paternal aunt-in-law), Clara Spring (paternal cousin), Esther Spring (paternal cousin), Rosanna Spring (paternal cousin), Wendy (maternal aunt), Sofia (paternal aunt), Omar (paternal uncle-in-law) Romantic:Ben Hope (former secret fling), Nick Nelson (crush/boyfriend),Henry Maddox (celebrity crush) Appearance:Charlie is tall, standing at 5'11", and has a slim, lanky build. Charlie is white and multi-ethnic; his mother, Jane, is from the United Kingdom, and his father, Julio, descents from Spain, therefore giving him and the rest of his siblings a light tan pigment. He's inherited Jane's blue eyes, while inheriting Julio's black hair, though he's the only Spring family member to have naturally curly hair. He gets his hair cut early on in the comics, though he soon lets it grow out to a thick mop of curls, wearing a headband in bed. Charlie notably has signature dimples, appearing whenever he's excited or happy. Charlie's attire usually consists of plaid button up shirts, ripped skinny jeans, sweaters, and white Converse sneakers. With Nick, he's often seen "borrowing" his boyfriend's oversized jumpers or jackets. His wear of oversized clothing also stems from always feeling cold and feeling the need to hide his slim appearance. In the television series, Charlie's height is shortened to about 5'9", and his face is more well-shaped. His attire remains the same, though he's revealed to have an extensive collection of Converse sneakers. Personality:Charlie is high-strung and tends to overthink things. He is sensitive, and has a tendency to apologize a lot, something Nick takes notice of instantly. Charlie has a habit of masking how he feels in order to keep others happy. Charlie is incredibly empathetic, crying when Nick breaks down to him simply because "seeing [Nick] cry makes [him] cry". Most people, including himself, refer to him as a "gay nerd", loving to read[3], dogs, and playing the drums. Charlie also appreciates the arts, loving Ancient Greek classical literature (having The Iliad and Brideshead Revisited posters) and Keith Haring's work. Tori describes him as being nice, a characteristic she believes is underrated and can be taken advantage of. As a result of bullying, being outed, and the toxic relationship with Ben Hope, Charlie suffers from a plethora of mental illnesses. Although a group of kids older than him had stopped the teasing, the damage had already been done. Charlie mentioned how he used to self harm to deal with the pain, though he had eventually stopped. However, Nick starts to notice how little Charlie eats in public, and gets concerned when Charlie faints from exhaustion while they explore the Louvre Museum. He reveals that his anorexia stems from wanting the need to control something in his life, and it often flares up when he is stressed or upset. Though Nick attempts to adapt to Charlie's dilemma by bringing him in private to eat, his anorexia only gets worse. Nick tries to encourage Charlie to talk to his parents, Charlie has a tense relationship with his mother and causes him to be afraid that she wouldn't believe him. Eventually, Nick helps Charlie tell his parents his problem. But due to Charlie being placed on a waiting list to be seen by a doctor, Charlie eventually relapses into self-harm. Charlie is then taken to a psychiatric hospital for people struggling with anorexia, and is soon taken to see a therapist named Geoffrey. There, he is diagnosed with anxiety, depression, anorexia, and obsessive compulsive disorder. Charlie himself doesn't process all of the trauma he had endured until going to therapy with Geoffrey. Though he eventually gets his anorexia under control, he currently suffers from body dysmorphia, wearing bulky clothes to hide his body and staring at himself in the mirror in disgust. His body dysmorphia also affects his desire to be intimate with Nick, having trouble taking his clothes off and fearing Nick being disgusted by his size and scars.

Nick Nelson:Full name:Nicholas Luke Nelson Also known as:Nick, Nicky (by Sarah and David) Sexuality:Bisexual relationships:Stéphane Nelson (father), Sarah Nelson (mother), David Nelson (brother), Nellie Nelson (pet dog) Henry Nelson (pet dog), Claude Fournier (paternal grandfather), Yvette Fournier (paternal grandmother) Rose Nelson (maternal grandmother), Roger Nelson (maternal grandfather), Diane (maternal aunt), Richard (maternal uncle-in-law), Leo (maternal cousin), Tillie (maternal cousin), Tara Jones (ex-crush/kissed), Charlie Spring (boyfriend), Zooey Deschanel (former celebrity crush), Ariana Grande (former celebrity crush), Henry Maddox (possible celebrity crush), Keira Knightley (celebrity crush), Orlando Bloom (celebrity crush), David Tenant (celebrity crush) Appearance:Within the comics, Nick is extremely tall and strong for his age, standing at 6'1", and having a bulky, husky build. His strong stature is something many characters - especially Charlie - have noted, as he often picks up Charlie with ease whether he's injured or just for fun. He has dirty blonde hair shaved to the side and longer at the top, brown eyes, and a round face. His attire is usually derived of sweatshirts, hoodies, joggers, patterned socks, and low-top Vans sneakers. In the future, he is shown to have grown more athletic and has grown a beard. Personality:Due to both his appearance and his participation in rugby, Nick was initially stereotyped as nothing more than a rude, abrasive, and empty-minded rugby lad. However, upon Charlie becoming best friends with him, Nick is shown to be extremely kind, sweet, patient, goofy, and open-minded to everyone, which soon causes Charlie to grow romantic feelings for him. Unlike his teammates, Nick doesn't stereotype Charlie for being gay and slim, believing he was just as good at rugby as anyone else. Nick is quick to protect people, pulling Ben off of Charlie as he sexually assaulted him, checking up on Charlie afterward via texting, and punching Harry in the face after he referred to Charlie using a homophobic slur. Nick is initially confused and scared upon realizing he had feelings for Charlie, and became overwhelmed when finding unhelpful results on the Internet. His pining erupts when he kisses Charlie at Harry's birthday party, before leaving in embarrassment when hearing Sai calling for him. After leaving, Nick immediately regrets it and comes to Charlie's house in the morning to apologize, explaining in tears that he does like Charlie, but needs more time understanding who he is before he can admit it the public. Charlie comforts Nick by explaining that he possibly was bisexual, and following some research, Nick agrees that the term is the one he's the most comfortable with. Despite some teasing from his peers and even his older brother, Nick finds support in Charlie, their friends and his mother. He eventually tells off both his brother and estranged father for not caring what they think of him. Nick is incredibly loving and flirtatious, especially with Charlie, often holding him, picking him up, and kissing him on his cheeks. A flaw of Nick is his need to fix things. When discovering Charlie's eating disorder and his plethora of mental health problems, Nick attempts to coax Charlie to speak to his parents and tries having him eat alone from their friends. But when Charlie speaking to his parents fails, Nick becomes overwhelmed emotionally due to not knowing what to do and believes he's not a good boyfriend. His mother comforts him and tells him that while love is so beneficial, it can't cure someone's mental illness alone. Soon after, he talks to Charlie and admits that he can't make Charlie's problems go away, but he'll be by his side wherever he needs to go. He's shown to be extremely patient and understanding with Charlie as he recovers from his mental health issues.

Ben Hope:Physical description:Pronouns:He/Him Gender:Male Hair color:Brown Eye color:Dark Personality:Ben is portrayed as snarky, cunning, manipulative, and violent, with his nature stemming from internalized biphobia. When overhearing his classmate, Charlie Spring, was gay and outed, Ben pounced on Charlie's vulnerability by calling him "brave", before kissing him and having him in a secret relationship under his dictation on where they met to make out. Any time Charlie messed up in the slightest, he scolded Charlie, and also threatened him not to tell anyone about their relationship. When Charlie discovered Ben had a girlfriend, he ended their relationship via text. The following confrontation turned violent, with Ben pressing Charlie against the wall and began to sexually assault him by kissing him without his permission It wasn't until Nick Nelson intervened that stopped him by pushing him off of Charlie.

Miss Singh: PE teacher and former professional rugby player. Miss Singh pays close attention to her students and is a thoughtful gay advocate. Despite Charlie’s concerns about playing rugby for the first time, Miss Singh welcomes him to the team. When Nick embraces Charlie after a win, she silences their teammates’ speculations about Nick’s sexuality.

Tao Xu: Appearance:In the graphic novel series, Tao is of Chinese descent and is the shortest of the boys, standing at about 5'5". He has short black hair and dark eyes. A signature part of Tao's outfits is his large collection of beanies, which he wears even in the summertime. In the television series, Tao is ironically the tallest of the group, standing at 6'3". His hair is split into two swirls underneath his beanie, and is often seen wearing sweaters and long-sleeve shirts. In the second season, he begins to change his appearance in order to impress Elle, wearing button up shirts with patterns and chino pants, while also cutting his hair to get rid of the two swirls he had. Personality;Out of all the members of the Paris Squad, Tao is the second most attentive of Charlie, behind Nick. Tao is extremely protective of his friends, as it's mentioned how he comforted both Charlie and Elle when they were faced by relentless homophobia and transphobia. Tao is initially very distrustful of Nick, believing his flirtatious attitude towards Charlie to be a ruse. But seeing how much Nick brings happiness to Charlie, Tao backs down. Tao is shown to suffer from low self-esteem, as he believes Elle isn't attracted to him whatsoever and thinks that their friendship is all that Elle wants. One flaw of Tao is his loud nature, as it's revealed that him speaking of Charlie's sexuality at school resulted in students overhearing and caused Charlie to be outed. When Charlie mentions this as the reason why he hesitated to reveal his relationship with Nick to him, Tao sinks into a brief depression and is too ashamed to face Charlie. This eventually passes over and the two reconcile, and Tao's mental health improves after he and Elle begin dating. In the second season of the television adaption, Tao reveals that he fears people leaving him due to his father passing away when he was twelve, and he latches on to his loved ones unintentionally.

Tori (Victoria) Spring: Appearance:Alice imagines Tori having "quite a bony face - sharp cheekbones/jaw and pointy chin".[1] She's 5'2" tall[2], has chin length black hair, and tan skin. She used to have long hair, but she had it cut during Chapter 5 of Heartstopper, before the events of Solitaire. Personality:Tori is an introverted, very cynical, and pessimistic teenager. She enjoys watching movies and blogging on her laptop, which is almost always near her when she's at home. She's very caring of Charlie. She is very observant and always questions things. Though she seems pretty aware of how the "world" works, she's very indifferent to the idea of doing things such as having a boyfriend to place her higher in the social hierarchy of her school, even stating at one point that the majority of the students at Higgs are soulless, conformist idiots. Tori's narration is sardonical, and she has the tendency to dislike other people simply for looking happier than she feels. Despite being part of a friend group, she feels alienated, not quite knowing where she fits in.[3] Tori prefers to be blunt. Ironically despite her seemingly uncaring personality, she actually cares more than she lets on and is disgusted at apathetic people. She genuinely cares about the people she loves, and sometimes berates herself for not treating them well, sometimes even thinking that she doesn't deserve them. Her pessimistic attitude caused problems with her relationships to the other characters. Though her negative outlook in life seems to have been an effect of mental illness, this only became apparent during the

Tara Jones: Appearance:Tara is a young black girl and the shortest of the Paris Squad, standing at about 5'0". She has black curly hair usually swirling to the sides, though when she goes swimming, she puts them in braids, and when she's sleeping, she stores it in a cap. She's often seen wearing wavy dresses and flats. Personality:Tara is shown to be straight-laced, quiet and observant. She notices Nick and Charlie hanging around each other, but knows not to overstep her boundaries, and lets Nick tell her the way he wants to. She is ecstatic when hearing that Nick and Charlie are dating. With Darcy, Tara is constantly pranked and lovingly teased by her. Along with Sahar, Tara seems to be the most well-adjusted of the group, having extremely supporting parents and living in a large home. Like Darcy, she's protective of her friends, rejecting Harry from her birthday party since he bullied Charlie constantly.

Harry Greene: Nick’s wealthy, entitled friend. Rude, forceful, and bullying, Harry demands that Nick connect with his old crush Tara and makes fun of Charlie’s potential crush on Nick.

Nellie: Nick’s dog. She becomes the excuse for Charlie to go to Nick’s house for the first time.

Christian, Sai, Otis: Rugby team players at Truham Grammar School for Boys.

Mr. Lange:vLiterature instructor of a vertical class at Truham Grammar School for Boys.

Sarah Nelson: Nick’s mom. She notices that Nick is more himself around Charlie than he is around his other friends.

David Nelson:Appearance Despite being the older brother, David is significantly shorter than Nick, standing around 5'11" (about the same height as Charlie), and is less bulky. David's face is more angular and pointy in comparison to his brother's roundish facial features. He has blue eyes, and like Nick, he has short, mousy blond hair. Personality:David is smug, cocky, pompous, entitled, rude, trouble-making, and extremely biphobic and homophobic towards his younger brother. He takes every opportunity to make Nick's life miserable, teasing Nick for his sexuality and his boyfriend. He says that Charlie had "turned his little brother gay" and believed Nick was using the term "bisexual" to cover up his true sexuality. David is shown to be illogical, arguing with his mother that Nick shouldn't have hidden his sexuality from him, only to invalidate Nick's sexuality right to his face. His entitled and spoiled attitude appears to stem from Sarah being afraid to choose sides between her sons, attempting to be neutral and simply shushing David when he makes fun of Nick. However, Sarah snaps when David calls Charlie "clingy", putting him in his place and telling him to stay home if he kept up his nasty attitude, causing David to sulk. When Nick was shown to be nervous telling his and David's estranged father, Stéphane, that Charlie was his boyfriend during dinner, David cruelly took it upon himself to tell his father how Nick and Charlie met. Before he can fully tell him, Tori, Charlie's older sister, dug her nails into his arm and threatened him to stop. Nick finally stood up and told his father that Charlie was his boyfriend, but he didn't care what he thought since he never attempts to have any relationship with him. Turning to David, Nick tells him to "fuck off" for making his life difficult every chance he got and to mind his own business. As he left, David turned to his parents for help, but Sarah once again told him to be quiet, and Stéphane, despite being in the wrong as well, tells his son he is disappointed that he isn't the man that he had hoped David would be. Later on, when Tori steps out from the bathroom hearing David talk down about Charlie on the phone, she silently kicks the phone out of his hand and tells him he's pathetic and threatens to "end him" if he ever talks about Charlie again. Though he did come around to Nick's sexuality eventually, it doesn't erase David's cruel personality and actions

Jane and Julio Spring: Charlie’s parents.

Oliver Spring: Charlie’s brother.

Darcy Olsso: Tara’s girlfriend.