Eddy is a compact, balanced figure resting on a cluster of pale coral, with an open, attentive posture that feels both alert and contained. The form appears slightly forward-leaning yet supported, as if always adjusting to subtle changes beneath it. In the story, Eddy carries two inner voices, each shaped by different experiences of the sea. One is quick to warn, the other slower to soothe, and neither is wrong. Eddy’s place in the Shellfolk world is about balance rather than resolution, learning to hold care and caution together without letting either take over.