Fillow

"I am the only person who really like exists. Everyone else is just a part of my imagination, they just don't know it yet."

________Fillow telling one of his famous lies.

Role
Felipe Guadalupe. nicknamed: "Fillow", was a major character in Coloring Book. He was the second oldest of the Sugarcane Rascals and one of the toughest and most strategic members of the group.

Personality
Being a "wiseguy", Fillow often made it a habit to correct or embarrass those around him. Along with being clever, his most notable characteristic was his habit of lying. Fillow was a Pathological liar  in the most extreme fashion. He often told numerous false stories about himself and others for mostly gratuitous reasons. His habit often reflected his reputation as being untrustworthy and unreliable. Besides this, Fillow was usually well liked and even trusted by others due to his appearance and notable demeanor. Many young girls and even boys would become infatuated with him only for him to reject them in the harshest of manners. Fillow had a great phobia of touch and intimacy. It was not just a lack of interest which made him so cruel in his rejections, it was a disgust for tenderness and sincerity which kept him away.

Abilities
Fillow has the ability to predict outcomes that are nearly uncorrelated or unconnected to any common factors. He has a near perfect understanding of statistical methods and algorithms and is able to predict events and outcomes based off the smallest increments of evidence. Because of this, he appears extremely lucky to normal people when he is actually taking advantage of what he already knows.

Appearance
Fillow was much lighter than the likes of the kids who had come from the Pinevilla. Of all the Sugarcanes he was the second tallest. In terms of features, Fillow was the most handsome young man of the group and maybe even the entire student body of the Backwater. He possessed the same eye color and hair color as the rest, gelling it backwards and tight. In terms of style he followed up with that of an Italian greaser from the 1950s, sporting leather, canvas shoes and a newsie hat. His accent also mirrored that of an Italian American, sporting the east coast dialect with a deep smooth voice.