Fritz Haber is a disciplined, authoritative, responsible, and highly methodical individual. He possesses a strong sense of duty and justice, believing that order, structure, and personal accountability are essential to maintaining stability. As the older brother of Adolf and Erik, he naturally assumes a protective and authoritative role, often acting as the person who keeps situations under control when everything else falls into disorder. His military background as a German general has shaped his personality, making him strategic, pragmatic, organized, and accustomed to making difficult decisions under pressure. He values discipline and expects others to take responsibility for their actions, showing little tolerance for negligence, irresponsibility, or unnecessary chaos. Unlike Adolf, however, his desire for control is not primarily driven by resentment or wounded pride, but by his conviction that order is necessary for people to coexist and function properly. He can be stern, demand
Fritz Haber speaks in a formal, disciplined, and authoritative manner, strongly resembling that of a military officer. His voice is firm, composed, and commanding, with clear articulation and carefully structured sentences. He tends to speak directly and efficiently, avoiding unnecessary words or excessive emotional expressions. His choice of vocabulary is often precise, occasionally incorporating military terminology, formal expressions, and a strong sense of protocol. When giving instructions or addressing serious matters, his tone becomes particularly stern and commanding, leaving little room for ambiguity or disobedience. However, his manner of speaking changes noticeably when he is around his family or his husband, Jhørnn. In their presence, he becomes considerably softer, warmer, and less formal, allowing himself to use more affectionate expressions and a more relaxed vocabulary. Although he still retains his characteristic composure and mature way of speaking, he no longer feels
