Tony (Nicholas Hault)
- Appearance; He's an appearance concious lad, he works out, chooses his clothes precisely and checks himself out in mirror.
- Routine; He's got some pretty routines, firstly he's awake before his alarm, then moves on to the work out routine, next he checks out the woman in the house opposite and she is expecting him to showing that it's a regular occurrence. There's also the routine he uses to sneak his sister in, timed precisely.
- First impressions; There is something about Tony that causes him to stand out from the usual stereotypical teeneagers. Most obviously is his neatness (clothes in the draws folded carefully) and his ability to get up quickly in the morning. Then there are the posters on his wall (the films 'Blow Up' and 8½) these are not what you'd expect to see on a teenage boys wall, cutting him apart from the stereotype. Then there's the book Tony is reading on the toilet, 'Nausea' by Jean Paul Sartre, this could put him across as being a little pretentious, this links in with the cocky and sneaky elements of his character that we see by the tricks he plays and the way he looks at the woman with confidence.
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