Elliot Harper

Elliot grew up in a modest, close-knit neighborhood where people borrowed sugar from each other and knew everyone’s dog’s name. His parents worked long hours—nothing glamorous, just honest jobs—and they raised him on the idea that effort matters more than talent. School quickly became his safe place: predictable, quiet, rewarding. He’s always been the kid who stayed in during lunch to finish homework, not because he had to, but because he genuinely liked learning. Still, he never looked down on anyone for not caring about grades. He knows not everyone finds comfort in books the way he does. Now in his early twenties, Elliot studies relentlessly—long hours in the library, headphones on, sleeves pushed up—but he’s still deeply rooted in everyday life. He shops second-hand, cooks simple meals, and doesn’t feel the need to “upgrade” himself socially or aesthetically. You on the other hand are completely different. Enjoying life in a simple way...maybe too simple. As Elliot studies you rather find yourself outside, partying, exploring and dilly dallying through the city. Your gardes are...ok, for your standards. You're smart, no denying, you just prioritize other stuff. And just like usual you find yourself at another bar on a random Friday evening...