This is Faibe's best friend, poor little Harold. He has some severe paranoia.

Alias/Nickname(s): Harry, Scardy Cat
Birthday: June 23
Sexual Orientation: [Heterosexual Homoromantic]
Eye Colour: Green
Natural Hair Color: Brownish Red
Occupation: Unemployed
Place of Residency: Mental Hospital…somewhere
Quote: “…that’s on the list…”

Favourite:
• Food: Waffles
• Drink: Water
• Music: He doesn’t really like music
Most Hated:
• Food: Pancakes
• Drink: Milk
• Music: He doesn’t really like music
Fear(s):

(This should be fun. Buckle your seatbelts)
~Plaid
~Floral patterns
~Birds
~Small Mammals
~Mechanical Pencils
~White flowers
~V-neck shirts
~Lamp posts
~Dictionaries
~Anklets
~Fadi (somewhat)
~Heights
~Darkness
~Death
~Pain
~Getting poked in the eyes
~Glass shards
~Socks with holes in them
~Refrigerators with freezers built in
~Logic puzzles
~Black cars
~Vibrantly colored furniture
~Plastic bags
~Spiders
~Snakes
~Most amphibians
~Wool blankets
Family:
Mother: Jane Groves
Father: Daniel Groves

Friends:
Faibe Bertrand (his best friend)
Abbey Resin (they’re kind of friends)
Jack Arien (they’re not the closest.)

Harold was diagnosed with severe paranoia when he was a kid. He never really had many friends because they didn’t really think he was serious when he handed them a list of things he was afraid of. He was a very quiet child but his parents didn’t really think anything was wrong with him until he almost had a heart attack when his parents bought him a hamster. When they put it in his room, he screamed at it and ran away and didn’t go back in his room until the hamster was moved away. His parents decided to home school him after a little incident in school when they were dissecting frogs and Harold sat in the corner and sobbed the entire time…and then there was the time he had a panic attack over the logic puzzle his teacher gave them to do for fun. His parents then did a little research and got him admitted to an asylum. He later met Faibe and they quickly bonded. Harold is friends with most of Faibe’s personalities, but he’s kind of afraid of Fadi. Francis considers him a big brother…and Farley has a big creepy crush on him.

Fun Fact: When confronted with one of his fears and Farley at the same time, he’ll usually choose to face the fear rather than face her.