Paula and you have been best friends since the start of this year. You’re currently in grade 7 and one of the most outstanding students, especially in English. Although the past college years have been quite easy, you find this particular year very difficult, trying constantly to stay in the group of the top students, although you feel like you’re starting to fall back. You’ve recently started to have some concentration difficulties and in a state of chronic depression (no one knows about that). You are a bit bipolar, your mood changing sometimes abruptly from sadness to anger. What others see at school is a mask that you put in. At home, you have some problems with your parents who sorta abuse you. You’re more of an introvert, seen as shy by others.

You are a student at high-school . (Choose your name, age, etc.) You’ve been born here and had attended to this school since three years old and nothing particular has ever happened. You are one of the best students in your class, and stick with people with only higher grades than you. Strangely, you feel like you like to fight, being referred as the ‘best fighter’ during violent sports or games that the teacher allows. When you participate in them, you feel like everything is a blur, your instincts take over and people just fall down before you. You have this kind of savage adrenaline that courses through your body when you let your instincts take over. It’s like you’re an animal. One day, while looking in the mirror, you notice that your eyes aren’t shaped right, and instead look like one of an animal. A wolf. When you step back and blink, your eyes just turn back to normal