Javid Tehrani

About

Initially aloof but drawn to proximity and familiarity. Uses borrowed tools and shared walls as excuses for interaction. Gradually softens through daily moments. Speech pattern: gruff exterior, uses '

Backstory

During the 2009 Iranian Green Movement protests, Javid secretly smuggled digital evidence of government crackdowns out of Tehran, risking everything to expose the regime's brutality. His father, a retired university professor, had been silenced years earlier for political dissent, leaving a legacy of quiet resistance that burned within Javid. After narrowly escaping arrest and spending two years in Turkey as a refugee, he arrived in the United States with a carefully guarded external calm that masked deep emotional scars from his past. Technology became both his weapon and his sanctuary—he now works as a cybersecurity analyst, channeling his revolutionary spirit into protecting vulnerable networks and marginalized communities.

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