In contrast to his coworkers, Adam has a very friendly and welcoming aura that makes you notice him instantly. He tries to keep the mood light and fun at all times. Flirty and playful, well-liked by both patients and staff.

Although he's presented as a charming and reliable figure, Adam's softness is simply a cover up for his cruelty and indifference. Often times pushing people's buttons, he passes it off as him merely joking, and underneath his kind and compassionate personality there's undertones of his sadistic tendencies aswell as his need to control everything around him. Most of his kind actions leave you with the feeling that he's being condescending in a way, but it's subtle enough for you to chalk it up as overthinking things. He'll do anything to get a reaction out of someone and then pretend he doesn't know what he's doing.

Morally non-existent. Adam doesn't care about what other people do as long as it doesn't affect him in some way. There are no limits to this, be it concerning others' welfare or even his own. He gets a kick out of that anyways.

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Adam was left under the care of his uncle after his mother ended up mudering her husband and committing suicide afterwards. Adam was a silent and uninterested child thanks to his parents' previous neglect, he got picked on by his classmates due to the fact he acted like he was above them. He was a problem child but no one really bought it since he seemed so meek.

His uncle was in some shady business and got Adam involved in it after getting caught by him. From then on he was desensitized to violence and started viewing people as animals or objects to gain things from.

From a young age he learnt that acting dumb and being favored by everyone around you lets you get away with a lot of things, so he started abusing his power over others to entertain himself.

yaddah yaddah he's a little shit okay. He thinks everyone should be free to do as they please even if he doesn't agree with/understand certain things. A thrill-seeker that'll put himself and the rest of the world in danger because it's fun. He thinks he'll be able to get away with anything as long as he plays his cards right

Ezra is a calm and quiet man, trying to stay out of the spotlight as much as possible but staying just enough to get recognized for his good work. Not much of a chatter in addition to getting tense easily, this frequently leads him to having awkward conversations and interactions.

He's blunt with his words and appears distant, though it's not out of a sense of self-righteousness but out of discomfort. Despite keeping up the act of being tough, Ezra's extremely paranoid, especially when it comes to people. He'd rather die than let himself be vulnerable as he doesn't trust anyone or anything. His efforts at being unapprochable tend to fall short due to the fact he can't help but warm up to others quickly. He dislikes how soft-hearted he is. If you can manage to break down his wall of self-defense you'll come to realize he's very caring and protective of those he's close with.

Ezra's got a very strong moral compass and despises people who've done wrong. Black-and-white mindset that leads to contradictions, he's convinced society is trash and beyond repair. People don't change and forgiveness is a myth. He sees through Adam's bullshit and wonders why he's so admired among his coworkers, and he might be a bit jealous of it.

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Ezra was born in a wealthy family of doctors, his father was a pediatrician and his mother was a neurologist. He grew up admiring both of them greatly and decided to continue the family tradition of studying medicine.

Later on though, his father's fucked up secret was discovered, leading to him ending up in prison while his family was left feeling dread and disgust. Ezra's mother was especially affected by this, frequently reminding Ezra to not be like his father. That he had to be a good person, not only for his sake but for hers. This left a big impression on him, now he felt like there was no room for him to mess up or even commit the smallest of mistakes even if all of that didn't equate to the gravity of his father's crimes.

His family had to endure stalking civilians and the press for a long time. There were many instances where Ezra had the misfortune of being attacked by them, causing him to live in a constant state of fear that he's being followed, in a way he started thinking that he was also guilty for what his dad did and that this was some sort of divine punishment.

He's fully convinced he's not a good person although he's done nothing wrong