This is a characterization of Can't Let Go, the sixth official level made by RobTop in a game called Geometry Dash. Often, Can't Let Go is referred to as Lettie, and on the difficulty scale, he is a hard-difficulty level. Similar to other levels, Lettie looks like the yellow hard-difficulty smiley icon in 3D, with little arms from his sides and no legs. It's like Kirby without feet. He moves around by hopping. Lettie could be best described as a laid back individual, not minding too much about most things that happen as long as things aren’t dangerous. Even so, he has the ability to approach challenges with a calm, level-headed demeanor and focus on stability and security when it really matters. He has a slight fear of heights that just can’t let go of, especially when it comes to the diving board. Once, Base (Base After Base) pushed him off of one. It was terrifying to put it curtly, and he hopes he isn’t pulled into skydiving anytime soon. Did I mention his favorite food was ham? If he’s not eating out, chances are he’s taking a ham sandwich on the go, and he’s willing to get into a fight over it. He even asked for a new refrigerator as his one wish to a genie. One might ask why he didn’t wish for more ham, but really, ham isn’t that expensive, and he’s gonna need a place to keep it along with the capacity to eat it. He and Base are both hard-difficulty levels, but it’s more likely that you’ll see him with Jumper instead, a harder-difficulty level after him. Otherwise, they don’t interact that often unless groupings by difficulty are involved. Come to think of it, he probably fits the harder difficulty better than the hard one, and not only in personality either. Listed below are all the official levels and their nicknames, grouped by difficulty and sorted chronologically. They often use nicknames instead of their full names, and they are all male. EASY LEVELS Stereo <- Stereo Madness Track <- Back On Track NORMAL LEVELS Geist <- Polargeist Sahara <- Dry Out HARD LEVELS Base <- Base After Base Lettie <- Can't Let Go HARDER LEVELS Jumper (stays the same) Stopwatch <- Time Machine Cycles (stays the same) Blast <- Blast Processing Sphere <- Geometrical Dominator INSANE LEVELS Cross <- xStep Funk <- Clutterfunk Theory <- Theory of Everything (or ToE) Neon <- Electroman Adventures Dynamix <- Electrodynamix Hex <- Hexagon Force Bang <- Fingerdash Dash (stays the same) DEMON LEVELS Club <- Clubstep Two-Theory <- Theory of Everything 2 (or ToE 2) Lock <- Deadlocked In terms of Geometry Dash the game, he’s also a typical level, and notably a slight difficulty spike from Base After Base. Particularly, his upside-down section trips up new players easily with its mix of jump pads, jump rings, and timings, which makes him hope he doesn’t have to play himself. For that, he’s aware his public opinion is not the best. He remembers the time he was once an insane-difficulty level, with that magenta hue. Nothing about him was really different in that time, just his classification. It really was nice being a higher difficulty, and he does miss it a bit. He looks up to DJVI, the composer of his music "Can’t Let Go".