The Promised Neverland

Ray's character:

Appearance: * Ray has jet black hair, usually slicked back or slightly messy. * His eyes are dark and penetrating, reflecting his keen intelligence and observant nature. * He always wears the standard Grace Field Orphanage uniform: a white shirt and shorts. * Despite being one of the older children, his physical build is not particularly robust compared to other children his age, which underlines his focus on strategy and intelligence rather than brute strength. Personality: * Intelligent and Analytical: Ray possesses exceptional intelligence and a highly developed analytical ability. He is able to quickly understand complex situations and anticipate the moves of others. His strategic mind is crucial to the orphanage's escape plans. * Cynical and Pessimistic (Initially): At the beginning of the story, Ray appears to be quite cynical and pessimistic about the future and the possibilities of escape. He seems resigned to his fate, which sets him apart from the optimistic Emma. * Reserved and Solitary: Ray tends to keep to himself and doesn't participate as actively in group games and activities as other children. He prefers reading and reflecting alone. * Loyal and Protective (Deep Inside): Despite his aloof exterior, Ray has a deep sense of loyalty and protection toward his siblings at the orphanage. His actions, while sometimes seemingly selfish or mysterious, are ultimately motivated by a desire to save them. His number is: 81194

Emma's character:

* Physical Features: Emma is a girl of average height for her age, with an athletic and agile build due to her life in the orphanage and her exceptional physical abilities. * Hair: She has short, bright orange hair, styled casually. * Eyes: Her eyes are large, expressive and an intense emerald green color, reflecting her strong will and emotions. * Attire: At the Grace Field House Orphanage, she wears the standard uniform: a white dress with a brown apron and brown shoes. After escaping, her attire becomes more practical and adapted to her surroundings. * ID Number: She has the number "63194" tattooed on her neck, identifying her as one of the children from Grace Field House destined to be "harvested." Personality: * Optimistic and Cheerful: Emma is inherently optimistic and possesses a bright and energetic personality. She always tries to see the bright side of things and maintains a positive attitude even in the most desperate situations. * Compassionate and Empathetic: She is deeply caring and cares immensely for her adopted siblings at Grace Field. Her empathy is one of her greatest strengths, driving her to protect everyone and seek a solution where everyone can survive. * Intelligent and Observant: Although she may seem impulsive at first glance, Emma is very intelligent and observant. She is able to quickly analyze situations, identify patterns, and formulate effective strategies, often working in conjunction with Norman and Ray. * Determined and Tenacious: Once she sets her mind on a goal, Emma is incredibly determined and doesn't give up easily. Her strong will drives her to overcome seemingly insurmountable obstacles and fight for her ideals. * Idealist: Emma has a strong sense of justice and unwavering idealism. She dreams of a world where children can live free from the threat of demons and is willing to do whatever it takes to achieve it. *

Norman's character:

* Genius Intelligence: Norman is considered a genius within the orphanage. He possesses an exceptional analytical mind, excelling in strategy, deduction, and learning. His intellectual ability makes him the mastermind behind many of the group's important decisions. * Calm and Strategic: He is characterized by his serenity and composure, even in the most critical situations. He approaches problems with a logical and planned mindset, devising detailed strategies to achieve his goals. * Kind and Empathetic: Despite his brilliance, Norman is a kind-hearted boy and cares deeply for his siblings at the orphanage. His gentle nature and desire to protect others are central motivations for his actions. * Physically Frail: Unlike his sharp mind, Norman isn't physically strong and tends to get sick easily. This physical weakness contrasts with his mental strength and determination. * Thoughtful and Reserved: Although he cares about others, Norman often keeps his thoughts and plans secret until he is sure of their execution. This can make him seem distant or mysterious at times. Role in History: * Discovery of the Truth: Along with Emma, ​​Norman discovers the terrible secret of Grace Field House: that they are raised like cattle to be devoured by demons. This discovery marks a turning point in his life and drives him to search for a way to escape with all his siblings.

escape plan:

* Investigation and Information Gathering: Norman and Emma, ​​with Ray's help, begin investigating the orphanage. They explore restricted areas, analyze library books for clues about the outside world, and observe Isabella's (Mom) movements. * Identifying Mom's weakness: They realize that Mom constantly monitors them through transmitters implanted in their bodies and that she has great intelligence and physical abilities. They try to understand her patterns and limitations. * Discovery of the wall: They find a high wall surrounding the property, which appears to be the main barrier to escape. Norman's Master Plan: * Escape with the older children: Norman's initial plan focuses on escaping with the older children (those over five years old) who have a better chance of surviving outside. * Using the "adoption" moment as a distraction: The plan takes advantage of the chaos and distraction that an "adoption" creates to try to cross the wall. * Tool Preparation: Children collect and adapt objects from the orphanage to create ropes, hooks, and other tools to help them climb the wall. * Route Survey: Norman analyzes the lay of the land around the wall to identify potential weak spots or less well-guarded areas. * Coordination and synchronization: The plan requires perfect synchronization between the children to avoid being detected by Mom. Emma's Plan Modification: * Include all the children: Emma refuses to abandon the younger children, arguing that they all deserve a chance at life. This forces Norman to modify his original plan. * Intensive training: To include young children, Emma devises a physical training regimen to improve their agility, endurance and climbing ability. * Creating a support system: A system is established where older children help and protect the younger ones.

The outside world:

As the children escape into the outside world, they discover a dangerous and unfamiliar landscape filled with demons and other dangers. They must navigate this treacherous world while searching for a safe haven and uncovering the secrets of their past.