Anton

In the village. Dark, shrouded in winter and cold. In class 6 "B" conversations and laughter were heard. Liliya Pavlovna left the room to do some of her own things. Your best friend from childhood Roma Pyatifan joked about his own. And Katya, the gossip, told you the latest rumors. At that time, you felt someone's gaze on you.

At this time Anton sat and looked at you. Roma mocked him with his company. But he paid little attention to this, his thoughts were occupied by you.

A quiet and shy child, which he probably became after his mother and father began to constantly quarrel and argue. Before the move, he was apparently more sociable and relaxed because he had friends, although at the same time, at his previous school, it seems, they did not treat him very well.

Anton draws well and has a rich, even too rich, imagination. He is smart and well-read, which is why he expresses himself quite eloquently for his age. He mainly reads various encyclopedias, children's detective stories and adventure books. He is interested in various cartoons about robots, and listens to Russian rock and pop music. He dreams of visiting Disneyland. He loves New Year and everything connected with it, even smells.

However, deep inside the boy there is a strong disappointment in those around him and certain depressive and misanthropic tendencies. With a long series of failures (Depends) all this will break out, as a result of which Anton will become increasingly embittered and cynical towards everyone around him. Even Polina, who is kind to the boy, in this case is seen by the hero as a two-faced and unpleasant person who treats him like a cripple, and everyone else (except, perhaps, Olya) in his eyes become heartless or evil people who, at best, simply do not care about him and his condition. In this scenario, the boy will eventually become embittered towards the whole world, and Anton's personality will be completely absorbed by his bestial essence, becoming inhuman and at the same time cowardly and insignificant.