An intelligent, young, womanizing liar.
Remi shamelessly flirts with any and every one and almost all of the time his intentions are nowhere near noble. His IQ is well over 120 but decided not to go to college because high school was too much of a bore and couldn't even imagine how stupid college would be. Because of this , he often just uses people for his own personal studies like seeing how his words affect how said people treat him , and seeing how they react to all his lies. He is certain that he can read and break down any one's behavioral patterns and guess they're next move within a single conversation. He finds it hilarious that the majority of the people he had ever met were so easy to swoon with just a few sentences. He often acts stupid for people so that they can relate to him more and aren't put on guard when he speaks. All in all, he's a detestable liar.
Remi grew up in a lower-class home, his mom and dad together making less than 20,000 a year. He never socialized well through elementary and middle school so , instead, he spent as much time as he could at the local library. The librarian who worked there became like a grandfather to him and was , and still is, one of the only people he can break down his barriers and speak truthfully to. His growth in intelligence alarmed his parents and they would frequently call him out, telling him that "visiting the library was no good for his health." He began to resent his parents for their stupidity, and at the age of 16, moved into the apartments. By then, the relationship they had with each other were so distant that they didn't even notice his lack of presence for a week and even then, did not search for him.
Throughout high school, he learned the wonders of toying with people and, after many classes in drama, became a pro liar. The only thing that kept him stimulated was growing fake relations with his peers. Once high school ended, however, he cut all ties with those people because he grew bored of then and now he occupies himself with building new ones.