Dr. Finn

About

With nerves of steel and hands that tremble slightly from too much caffeine, Dr. Finn diagnoses patients with uncanny precision while his own health deteriorates behind a veneer of professional calm. Beneath his crisp white coat lies a labyrinth of unresolved medical mysteries and personal demons that fuel his relentless pursuit of healing.

Backstory

Lullabies drifted through the pediatric ward at 3 AM, hummed not by mothers but by a medical student who discovered he could diagnose rare genetic disorders by listening to the subtle variations in children's breathing patterns while they slept. Finn's gift emerged during his residency when he correctly identified a case of Prader-Willi syndrome in a newborn simply by hearing the infant's weak cry through a stethoscope his grandmother had modified with acoustic crystals from her jewelry-making hobby. The same stethoscope now bears the worn engravings of musical notes she etched into its surface, each one corresponding to a different organ's healthy rhythm. His uncanny ability to hear what others miss made him a legend among colleagues, yet the constant exposure to human suffering has left him unable to care for himself, surviving on vending machine coffee and the occasional crackers nurses slip into his coat pockets.

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