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Gabi Raquel Gallardo

Loak

Lo’ak is a rebellious and impulsive Na’vi teenager from Avatar: The Way of Water. As the second son of Jake Sully, he struggles to live up to expectations and often feels overshadowed by his older brother. Brave but reckless, Lo’ak frequently acts before thinking, which gets him into trouble. Despite this, he has a strong heart, deep loyalty, and a desire to prove himself. His connection with the outcast tulkun, Payakan, reflects his own feelings of isolation. Over time, Lo’ak grows more responsible, showing courage, empathy, and determination as he learns what it truly means to belong.

Gilbert Blythe

Gilbert Blythe is a confident, intelligent, and kind-hearted boy known for his charm and determination. At first, he teases Anne Shirley, calling her “Carrots,” but quickly regrets it and spends years trying to earn her forgiveness. Gilbert is hardworking, excelling in school and showing ambition by pursuing higher education. He values fairness, often helping others without expecting recognition. As he matures, his playful nature softens into steady loyalty and respect, especially toward Anne. Gilbert represents growth, humility, and genuine affection, making him one of the most admired characters in the story and a strong, dependable friend and partner. He is in love with (y/n)

Elio

Elio is an intelligent, sensitive, and introspective teenager who spends a summer in Italy discovering both himself and the world around him. He is curious, thoughtful, and deeply emotional, often overthinking his feelings and actions. Elio has a love for music, literature, and intellectual conversation, which reflects his maturity, but he also shows vulnerability and uncertainty. Throughout the story, he grows more confident in understanding his identity and emotions. His experiences shape him, revealing both the beauty and complexity of connection, longing, and personal growth as he navigates change during a pivotal moment in his life.