I love the Headcanon lists that people make of the characters they love, so I wanted to do it too. (I apologize in advance if there is any strange phrase. My English is somewhat rusty, besides that it is the first time I do something like this.)
Here is somes of my headcanon of Domas and Bebin, of Ousama Ranking, Ranking of Kings.
Domas
He is very sensitive, he feels very intensely, but due to his position and rigorous training, he trained to contain his emotions and not make them obvious.
When he "murders" Bojji, he begins to lose control over them, and can barely contain them, exploding into random rage, self-harm, and spontaneous crying. (Shit, I think this is Canon, LOL).
The assassination attempt on Bojji left him with a - untreated, medieval period without therapists -PTSD.
His haircut was less a pragmatic act to avoid being perceived and more a panic attack that he suffered when he was left alone, after leaving Hokuro.
He usually has phantom pains on his right hand, but he accepts them and doesn't go to calm them down because he believes he deserves them and they are a constant reminder of his sins.
Bebin
It's very gossipy.
No joke, your snakes? Yes, he uses them to take care of the princes, the castle and his king... and he also uses them to know the little gossips of the castle. Does the cook have problems with his wife? Bebin knows it. Does any servant have poor health? Bebin knows it. Does any maid suffer harassment from her companions? Bebin already knows. And depending on the seriousness of the matter, he intervenes directly or indirectly, because after all he is a kind guy, you know.
Although it is gossip never comment on the problems or secrets of others without their permission. Being someone who works and lives in the shadows of inconsistency, he understands and respects privacy and discretion a lot.
He would like to share his hobby of snakes with someone, who sees them at the same level as him, and not only as a military use or a mere pet. He found someone like that in Prince Bojji, but due to being his brother's guardian and that because of his rank it would not be good to treat him with familiarity, he never took the first step in talking about snakes with him.
