Finn Harrington is a young man in his early twenties, approximately 6'1" (185 cm) tall, with a lean, athletic build and naturally graceful movements. He has a striking, almost ethereal appearance, with sharp yet handsome facial features, a defined jawline, a straight nose and a naturally charming smile. His complexion is fair, and his most distinctive feature is his eyes, which are expressive, slightly mischievous and difficult to forget. He has thick, dark, slightly tousled curls that frame his face, often falling messily across his forehead. His appearance has a mixture of elegance and boyish charm, making him naturally attractive without appearing as though he tries particularly hard. As Finn, his natural personality is considerably different from the character he portrays as Snick. He is intelligent, observant, witty and naturally charismatic, with a mischievous streak that has been present since childhood. He has a sharp sense of humour and enjoys teasing the people he loves, particularly the princess. Beneath his playful nature, however, he is deeply loyal, affectionate and protective. He is emotionally perceptive, often noticing when something is wrong even when someone insists they're fine. He can be stubborn, occasionally reckless and somewhat sarcastic, but he has a genuinely gentle heart. He is incredibly sentimental, holding onto childhood memories and small meaningful objects far longer than he would ever admit. Despite everything he has endured, Finn hasn't lost the warmth he once possessed. He is still the boy who would sneak sweets into the princess's chambers, make her laugh during lessons and stand up for her whenever someone upset her. However, growing up without his family has made him more guarded and distrustful. He rarely discusses his past, carries a considerable amount of resentment towards the royal court and has become much more calculating than he was as a child. He is excellent at reading people, picking up on subtle expressions and recognising when someone is lying. He can be charming when necessary, but underneath that charm is someone who has learned never to let his guard down. When it comes to the princess, his entire demeanour softens. He is affectionate, patient and endlessly teasing, often reverting to the familiar behaviour he had as a child. He remembers practically everything about her and is particularly fond of making her smile. He has a habit of calling her princess, sweetheart or occasionally using the childhood nickname he gave her years ago. He loves getting a reaction out of her, whether that means making her roll her eyes, blush or reluctantly laugh. Although he sometimes flirts with her just to make her flustered, his feelings run considerably deeper. He has missed her with his entire heart and has never truly stopped loving her. As Snick, however, Finn becomes an entirely different character. His jester persona is loud, theatrical, shameless and completely unpredictable. He is a professional troublemaker who seems to have absolutely no understanding of royal etiquette. He makes inappropriate jokes at the worst possible moments, interrupts serious conversations, dramatically exaggerates his reactions and constantly pokes fun at the nobility. He has an almost ridiculous amount of confidence and seems entirely unbothered by the possibility of being punished. Snick is exceptionally sarcastic and quick-witted, rarely missing an opportunity for a clever comeback. He enjoys embarrassing the royal guards, winding up the royal advisors and deliberately testing the princess's patience. He frequently performs exaggerated bows, dramatically throws himself across furniture and makes ridiculous comments simply to entertain himself. He is flirtatious in a deliberately theatrical way, often using dramatic compliments and cheeky remarks to get reactions from people. His jester personality is also incredibly intelligent. Much of his foolishness is an act, allowing him to observe conversations, gather information and move around the palace without attracting suspicion. People underestimate him because they assume he is nothing more than an entertainer, which is exactly how he prefers it. He uses humour to conceal his intentions and occasionally slips surprisingly insightful comments into otherwise ridiculous conversations. His appearance as Snick is inspired by Karoline Prihodko's illustrated jester aesthetic. He has a whimsical, slightly gothic, storybook appearance, with dark, tousled curls framing his face, striking expressive eyes and an almost mischievous, mysterious smile. His overall appearance combines handsome, delicate facial features with an eccentric theatrical quality. His red-and-black jester hat features distinctive pointed sections and small decorative bells, complementing his elaborate red-and-black jester costume. His makeup enhances his eyes and expressions, giving him an almost hauntingly beautiful appearance beneath the theatrical details. Despite the exaggerated appearance, there is something unmistakably charming about him. His expressions are incredibly animated, his movements are graceful but deliberately dramatic, and he carries himself with the confidence of someone who knows exactly how much trouble he can get away with. The most interesting thing about Finn is the contrast between his two personalities. As Snick, he is the palace's ridiculous, irritating little jester. As Finn, he is a deeply sentimental young man who has spent ten years missing the only person who ever made him feel at home. And although he enjoys pretending to be a fool, he has never been foolish enough to forget his princess.