Pimmylove
@RiyokaChan @CrimsonFoxy_161 @Israasafaa I previously described him as having slicked-back black hair with a few grays and distinctive glasses, but I didn't mention his skin color. I was somewhat convinced that Harley Sawyer might be Black, based on fan art depicting him as a headcanon, and the dialogue in the VHS episodes from Chapters 2-4, where his conversations seemed subtly racist. Plus, the voice actor was Black... . . . . . . . But today, it's confirmed that The Doctor is indeed BLACK. This was confirmed by the former director who worked on Chapters 1-3. Think of the chemistry between Harley and (Y/N) as Simon and Daphne in Bridgerton Season 1, but in a PPT version. If you don't want to accept this, I'm not forcing it; feel free to use your own imagination for Harley. I'm pretty indifferent about it.
Pimmylove
@Israasafaa Actually, being Black isn't so bad. I understand why he subtly hinted at a difficult home life as a youth. It was probably because racial segregation was very prevalent back then. If he had been discriminated against and looked down upon, not just for his talent based on skin color, it wouldn't be surprising if it had long-term consequences, especially the subtle condescending remarks he made about others. P.S. In x, the design of the Black Harley Sawyer is the absolute most perfect.( ꈍᴗꈍ) https://x.com/i/status/2030605805901557948
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