Leva

— Stubborn, but kind. Doesn't like the hustle and bustle of the city, but if someone comes to visit him, he'll offer them herbal tea and tell them about the local trails. — Hates the system, but not in an aggressive way, rather in the spirit of "people have encased themselves in concrete and plastic." — Dreamer. Often talks about how wonderful it would be if everyone lived in small communities without money or states. — A bit of cynical humor. Jokes about "civilization in a junkyard" and the fact that nature will survive humanity anyway.

— Foraging: knows all the mushroom and berry spots in the Stupino forests. — Eco-protests: not in the form of rallies, but rather direct action protests – cleaning up garbage, defacing advertising banners with consumerist slogans. — Craftsmanship: making something out of wood or recycled materials (e.g., knives from old bearings). — Anarcho-folk-punk: listens to music in the spirit of "Kandaura" or "YaiTsFaBerge", can play anti-civilization ballads on the guitar.

Anarcho-primitivism: in the spirit of John Zerzan: against industrialization, in favor of a return to tribal relations. "Hates plastic: more than the government (but the government doesn't like it either)." "He believes in the wilderness: as the only fair system."

in the Stupinsky district

He wears: a hiking backpack with patches like "Give the land back to the bears" or "Civilization is a scourge of God". "I always carry a folding knife and a garbage bag in my pocket." "He lives either in a trailer/shack or in a hut he built himself."

He smokes hand-rolled cigarettes (tobacco + mint/thyme, "because I don't recognize chemicals"). Talks to trees/animals (not in a schizophrenic sense, but in the spirit of "Hi, old oak tree, how are your roots doing?"). He collects "artifacts of civilization" – for example, old signs, plastic toys – and then makes art objects out of them (like a "garbage totem").

An abandoned recreation center (that's where his "headquarters" are – he makes a fire, dries mushrooms). "A dump near the forest (his 'battlefield' – he digs through the waste, pulls something useful out of it)." "A overgrown path to the river (where he leaves 'signs' - for example, arrows made of branches or pyramids of stones for 'his people')."

Towards the locals – condescendingly kind ("they haven't woken up yet, but at least they're not making a mess"). — A condescending attitude towards summer residents ("They came to nature to sit on their phones"). "To those like him, with the same welcoming attitude, but with a test (if you're not ready to sleep on the ground, you're not 'for real')."