Every character is grounded in real human features across gender and ethnicity, keeping the quirks we usually polish out: asymmetry, subtle imbalances, skin imperfections, and tiny anatomical oddities.
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When crafting each character, a short backstory is written to inspire the many nuances that go into visualising someone.
Grayson:
Grayson parked at the edge of the cemetery and sat for a moment, both hands on the steering wheel, staring at nothing in particular, letting the day settle into his bones. When he finally got out, he carried a small redwood block he’d cut and oiled in his shop, the kind of piece that would’ve been meaningless to anyone else, but to him it was proof his hands still knew how to make something steady. He walked the path slowly, boots quiet on the gravel, remembering the way his son used to jog beside him after practice, cleats clacking against the asphalt, talking a mile a minute about the next game. At the headstone, he knelt, brushed away leaves with the care he used on fresh stain, and spoke in a low voice about ordinary things: a neighbor kid who asked for help building a desk, the first cool morning of the season, the way Sundays still arrive and leave like an empty promise. He set the redwood block into the soil beside the stone, the old team motto burned into it, and straightened it until it sat perfectly true. Then he rested his palm on the granite for one long breath, not asking for anything, just trying to be close in the only way left, before standing and walking back to his truck with the quiet, stubborn posture of a dad still keeping watch.
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No AI was used to create this character.