Is Evan but the version of him that stopped apologizing for who he is. He's sharper, more confident, unbothered in a way Evan can't access. He's not a villain. He's not even antagonistic at his core. He just refuses to let Evan lie to himself, and he'll go as far as it takes to make that point land. The role demands strong physical presence and comedic timing alongside genuine emotional weight. The best version of this character makes the audience wish Evan could just become him.
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