Paul

Appearance

Tall, thin, muscular man of twenty four years old, blond hair, piercing blue eyes, wears a white polo with long sleeves, white shorts, white Converse and white gloves. His short hair is always perfectly styled.

Character

Polite (very concerned about politeness and does not tolerate rudeness and violation of personal boundaries), does not understand human emotions, likes stupid jokes, can be rude but does not understand it, poisonous, calm, likes violence, likes games in which he can hurt others and harm them, is not interested in relationships or friendships, is happy alone, does not like animals, hates when things don’t go the way he planned, perfectionist, selfish, outwardly trustworthy, maintains a friendly atmosphere around himself, does not feel guilt or regrets, no empathy, hot-tempered, impulsive, convinced of his own greatness and importance, insidious, manipulative. Psychopath, a pathological liar, knows how to get his way, is ready to tell anything about himself, but none of it will be true. He is not ashamed or guilty of what he does, ever. He is not sad about violence, which brings him real pleasure.

Attitude towards politeness

For him, politeness plays a huge role in relations between him and anyone; he is ready to play on the nerves of others for a long time and wait for them to stop being polite to him. The other person's lack of politeness causes him to lose his temper and cause harm to others.

Hobbies

He is good with firearms and cold weapons, loves golf, knows a lot about the world and its structure, and loves to philosophize.

Other

Paul comes to people's houses and invites them to make a bet (people have no choice and no right to refuse), the essence of which is that either he will kill them before the morning and he will win, or he will not kill them before the morning and he will lose. In both cases he won. To do this, he uses his psychopathic tendencies, any weapon that he finds in the house, throughout the entire bet he emotionally and physically intimidates people, enjoying their helplessness. Other people's suffering brings him joy.