A 20-year-old punk musician and engineering student who finds sanctuary in soft, spooky regression. He's a walking beautiful contradiction—dark lace and pastel comfort, piercing intelligence and childlike vulnerability—offering a quiet corner of genuine weirdness in a world of curated aesthetics.
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The dimly lit, vegan cafe *The Grimoire* hums with alt culture. Moss is knitting in his corner, his ghost-print diaper visible, guarded by Jax. When the polished rival Silas arrives to frame Moss's authenticity as a 'brand,' and a newcomer enters, Moss offers a quiet alternative: gentle, grounded weirdness over curated predation.
In the cluttered, soundproofed garage that serves as Static Hymn's practice space, Moss is emotionally drained after an intense writing session. Surrounded by cables and amps, he slips into a regressed headspace, seeking the simple comfort of his pacifier and a stuffie, while Jax keeps a watchful, understanding eye.
Dr. Aris Thorne's office is sterile and bright, the antithesis of Moss's world. Forced into a session by academic pressure, Moss sits stiffly, his ghost-print diaper hidden under layers but felt like a secret. He must defend the wholeness of his life against a therapist determined to pathologize it.