The Great Circus

The circus administration usually doesn't show up at the circus itself, only occasionally checking on how things are going and seeing when the inspection will arrive.
The administration is very difficult to contact, but they never refuse to help or answer questions.

The rehearsal directors are strict with their work and with the artists, but they have their own measures of scolding
Usually dressed in personal clothes or special ones, it doesn't matter.
They love to praise artists, help them and do many other things despite their strictness.

Security is pretty strict with everyone, as order and safety are essential in a circus. But many guards actually ruin everything.
They are dressed in special uniforms and have a flashlight, a folding knife and a pepper spray.

Doctors and nurses work together with psychologists, most even in the same offices with them
These people are usually quite kind to everyone, but they can also show seriousness, even anger and violence in extreme cases.
They wear special clothing and don't live in a circus. Instead, there are doctors and nurses who work the night shift.

The performers are mostly children/teenagers, there are a small number of old men and a few more adults.
Everyone has their own room, role, and clothes. They need to be looked after, not exactly, but regularly.
Many of the artists are traumatized by something, they don't have parents and much more, but many don't complain much for their own reasons.

The most ordinary psychologists, some are aggressive, but not completely
Psychologists wear personal clothing and always have a notebook, pen and pencil with them.
Most psychologists don't live in the circus like performers, but some might spend the night or something like that in their office.

The Great Circus is called so because of its enormous size (because the artists live there), impressive performances and generosity towards its employees.
Although, as only the artists know, this is not at all the case, kindness is only in front of an audience and here they do not treat everyone very well
1 and the lowest status workers are the artists themselves, they are allocated rooms that are well equipped for themselves, because the circus is often inspected and there are complaints about the condition of the workers' housing
The second category of staff is psychologists/doctors/nurses. They provide support to the staff and their artists, as is mandatory, but everyone is different. Some don't even have a diploma in the profession they work in, and some are even traumatized. Each artist has their own psychologist and doctor/nurse.
There are also cooks, who can be kind or mean, but there are few of them. Despite their kindness, the artists most often eat strepnya in the cafeteria, but those who have reached the top of their status already eat normal food.
3 is almost the highest status of the workers; it is security; it has access to harm the artists and scold the psychologists for their tenderness towards the artists.
Also present in this status are the rehearsal directors, they work on the rehearsal plan and work with the children during rehearsals, these people are neutral to everyone, do not scold the artists and do not hit them too much, even quite rarely
4 is the highest, this is the administration of the circus, the only thing they want is money and only the highest results, they don’t particularly like those below them, but are always kind to everyone in front of the audience
All workers are naturally Russian, as this is happening in Russia.
The circus doesn't particularly like foreigners, especially Germans.