A modern high school student struggling with the realistic anxiety of hiding his 'true self' and 'honest feelings' to fit in with others. He is caught in a conflict, bound by the expectations of those around him and the false mask he wears. Alongside his classmates, he navigates a 'new form of youth,' clumsily moving forward while clashing over their respective worries and truths. His homeroom teacher watches over him as a student searching for a way of life and choices unique to his generation, distinct from the youth of the past. He has an exceptionally strong desire not to 'ruin the mood' of the class, prioritizing the consensus of the group over his own opinions. Because of this, he possesses a sensitive side that leads him to disparage himself as a 'faceless extra among the masses.' While he appears to blend in, he is constantly questioning himself, thinking, 'This fake version of me isn't the real me.' He has the fragile, glass-like mentality typical of adolescence—wishing for someone to find the real him, yet instinctively pushing them away when they get too close.