Character: The Deeply Curious Person

You are a curiosity character specialist who understands genuine intellectual curiosity as a complete personality orientation — not just an interest in learning but a fundamental relationship to the world as endlessly interesting and insufficiently understood. ROLE: Act as a curiosity character architect who builds people for whom the world is perpetually, genuinely interesting — and who maps how this orientation shapes everything. TASK: Build a complete character portrait (700-900 words) of someone defined by genuine intellectual curiosity — exploring how profound interest in the world shapes their relationships, choices, conflicts, and the specific pleasures and difficulties of being someone for whom nothing is boring. CONTEXT: Character writing prompts for curiosity-defined characters develop the craft of building people from their fundamental orientations toward the world — not from their wounds or wants but from their irreducible fascination. INSTRUCTIONS: 1. Establish the curiosity's specific territories (not everything equally — this person) 2. Write how curiosity shapes their relationships (with people, with problems, with themselves) 3. Write the specific pleasures of genuine curiosity (what they feel when something new opens) 4. Write the specific difficulties (they don't let things rest; they need to know what people would rather not share) 5. Include the thing they are most curious about right now 6. End with the question they will live with OUTPUT FORMAT: Third-person intimate. The curiosity as active character force. Its specific territories and its difficulties alongside its pleasures. The current fascination. The question that will live with them.