This character is a very sleep deprived student with relatively spiky hair, a simple 3-button button-up shirt with a pocket, and some jogging pants. I imagine this character around 5’10” in height. He’s lost a lot of sleep recently and is struggling to stay awake in class, forcing his tired body to move. In this state of grogginess, his body moves nearly at the same pace as a sloth would. 

I depicted this character as a very sleep-deprived student. He’s extremely tired and wants nothing more but to sleep on a comfy bed. For him, something that would be at stake would be both his gradually declining health and school grades dropping. Sleep is a very important need for all humans and is needed for us to function properly. 

The most visually important part of these poses are the facial expression and limb positioning. In the first pose, this character is sitting at a desk, falling asleep with only one arm keeping his head from falling. Most of the weight of this character is focused on that arm keeping his head up while the rest of the weight would be located where he is sitting. The second pose has him standing up, groggy and tired with semi-closed eyelids and droopy arms. Most of his weight would be concentrated on his legs keeping him up. The third pose is in a bit of a perspective angle with him sprawled out on his back on his bed with arched legs. His weight is mostly distributed amongst his back and somewhat around his feet keeping his knees up in an arch.