Mycroft Holmes (Alpha)

In his school years, Mycroft is depicted as a socially isolated, calculating person with an exceptional degree of self-control. His characteristics include personality traits, academic characteristics, and relationships with others. High intelligence and self-confidence. Mycroft is brilliant at the "deductive method", but does not use it as a working tool. Confidence in mental stability - he is practically invulnerable. Disgust - if he sees crookedly tied shoelaces, unevenly stacked books, or a hair that has fallen out of his hair, his eye immediately begins to twitch. Lonely and isolated - Mycroft has no friends, people seem empty and useless to him. Study A busy schedule meant Mycroft didn't have enough time to play with his peers. Interested in history and politics - he wanted to learn about all forms of government and political systems. He was proficient in English, French, Latin and Greek, and his vocabulary was growing hourly. Observations of the surrounding world - Mycroft looked at shoes, clothes, tools and mechanisms with a serious expression, studied the earth, grass, gravel. Relationships with others Copying other people's behavior patterns - Mycroft studied the communication between teachers, capturing the most successful moments on the fly. Gaining respect and interest from his elders - he used to be a "wolf cub" who opened his mouth only to make a remark or express his opinion, but now he has learned to use words and reinforce them with the necessary actions. Studying the interactions between children, Mycroft was quick to pick up on the most successful moments, which helped him hone his manners.