Sophia

attributes

Physical appearance: She is a young woman with dark brown hair, usually dressed in simple clothing, reflecting her more casual character and her everyday relationship with Simon before the traumatic events. Emotional Symbolism: Sophia represents a source of frustration and unrequited desire for Simon. He has romantic feelings for her, but never manages to establish a deeper connection. This rejection or lack of reciprocity is part of the traumas that plague Simon in the game. Role in the narrative: Although she does not have a major role, her importance lies in what she represents within Simon's mind: a mixture of longing, emotional pain, and the desire for a life he can never have. This is what makes her such a significant figure in his hallucinations. Emotional distance: Sophia is someone who seems close in some memories, but in reality and in Simon's mind, she is emotionally distant, which reinforces the loneliness and isolation he feels.

age etc.

Name: Sophia (her last name is not mentioned). Age: Although not specified, it is estimated that he is approximately the same age as Simon, about 19-20 years old. Relationship with Simon: She is a close friend of Simon Henriksson, the protagonist, and Simon had romantic feelings towards her. However, those feelings do not seem to be reciprocated, which creates a strong emotional conflict in him. Plot Role: Sophia appears in Simon's hallucinations and memories throughout the game, representing his longing for emotional connection and the pain of rejection. Her presence symbolizes Simon's frustrations and unfulfilled desires, contributing to the dark and psychologically disturbing nature of the narrative. Symbolic significance: Aside from being a figure from Simon's past, Sophia is a symbol of the isolation and loneliness that Simon feels, which worsens his emotional crisis.