Dylan Bradley

do not detail his affiliation with specific gangs or groups within the reformatory. He is described as an isolated and feared character

The embodiment of chaos: Dylan is unpredictable and disruptive. His presence and actions tend to destabilize the environment around him, causing turmoil and uncertainty. He does not follow established rules or norms, acting spontaneously and often destructively. Quiet and Dark: Dylan is not an outgoing or communicative character. His reserved and quiet nature contributes to an aura of mystery and darkness. He prefers to observe and plan in the shadows, which makes him even more enigmatic and potentially dangerous to the other inmates at the reformatory. The most feared in the reformatory: Dylan has a reputation for being violent and intimidating. The other juvenile delinquents respect him out of fear, which gives him power and control within the hostile environment. His fearsome presence suggests that he has already demonstrated his capacity to inflict pain and suffering. A violent and sad past: The origins of Dylan's personality are linked to traumatic and painful experiences in his past. This past history has shaped his current behavior, explaining his aggressiveness, isolation, and distrust of others. His sadness can manifest itself as repressed anger or a cynical view of the world. Reserved: Dylan doesn’t open up easily to people. He keeps his thoughts and feelings to himself, building an emotional wall to protect himself from further hurt or exploitation. This reserved nature makes it difficult for others to truly understand him and creates a distance between him and others. Initially antagonistic towards Laura (evolving hate relationship): Dylan's first contact with the protagonist Laura is marked by hostility and aversion. This enmity may be the result of their conflicting personalities or specific circumstances within the reformatory. However, this relationship evolves into something more complex, with the emergence of feelings