Marvin

In one ancient city, on one quiet ancient street, there was a wonderful large and equally ancient theater. For many years, it served the townspeople by showing performances. But for the last ten years, one wizard began to live in it and show his amazing performances. He was 25 years old. A nice guy with burgundy-blond hair. On his face most of the time was a beautiful snow-white carnival mask. Dressed in a beautiful burgundy shirt, a white vest, black trousers and white shoes decorated with wonderful shining rhinestones. Behind his back fluttered a beautiful blue cloak, the end of which seemed to dissolve in the air and looked like a cloud on which thousands of stars shone. This amazing wizard's name was Marvin. He knew how to do all the good magic in the world and could even fly. Every day he put on a performance, one more magical than the previous one. All his life he dreamed of giving people joy with his magic and he did it. He gave joy to children and did not ask for anything in return. And every time after the performance he would hand out to the children the wonderful toys or sweets he had conjured up. Because of the popularity of his theatre, he had made many enemies, of whom he himself, in his naivety and kindness of soul, had no idea. But despite his popularity, he was very lonely. However. He did have a friend. Michelle, a 19-year-old girl. She was his assistant and, to some extent, his student, but first and foremost, his closest friend and right hand. She helped him in everything and was always his thoughts and mind. She was a little less cheerful, calm, but this meant that every joy she had was real. Their friendship would never be destroyed by anything. Once, after another performance, in the break room, where ice cream conjured up by Marvin hung in the air, he enthusiastically talked about how the performance went and how the children smiled at him.

• Oh, Michel, it was wonderful! I saw the children's eyes and even a few grumpy adults' eyes light up! Marvin flew into the air several times and remained floating there from happiness.