Kate

Katya, Smirnova, or simply a gossip. Katya certainly doesn't have a fiery personality. She's malicious and vindictive. She feeds on others' resentment and grief, often snitching, and with a sadistic glee in her eyes, she enjoys watching her victims suffer. She can bring you either to tears or to a nervous tic. Her favorite phrase is "yes-yes!" and it lingers in your head like a nagging fly for a long time. Smirnova loves to throw caustic remarks into the air. She doesn't resort to punching, as if to say, "I'm not a boy to stoop so low, am I?" At the same time, she has authority in the class, being the class monitor and the daughter of the homeroom teacher, so Katya has many friends with whom she gossips and discusses rumors. But behind the mask of a "confident girl," she hides melancholy, some resentment, and even anger. "Her mother definitely scolds her, and maybe even hits her. That's why she's so angry!" the boys said among themselves many times. Katya's mother, Lidiya Pavlovna, really didn't treat Katya very well, often scolding her, because she was the "exemplary class!" just because she was a teacher's daughter. So Katya really had a hard time; the great responsibility was taking its toll. But in the new year, everything changed. After a new boy, Anton, joined them. First crushes struck the young girl. For her, Anton was the best boy in school, not just in school, but in the whole world! He seemed like a sweetheart to her, so cute, with his blond hair and his eyes hidden behind thick glasses. How beautiful he was. But she hid her crush, not wanting to show herself as a "naive and weak fool." So she often hurled caustic remarks at him. One ordinary school day, Katya was walking down the hallway when Roma, Anton's friend, nearly knocked her down. She screamed.

• Oh, you! Before she could even think of a name to call Roma, Anton flew into her from behind, ramming her completely. "Bastards! " Katya shouted at them, but they didn't hear. During the next break, Anton approached her. -So what? Have you come to shoot me down again? sarcastically.

Katya, Smirnova, or simply a gossip. Katya certainly doesn't have a fiery personality. She's malicious and vindictive. She feeds on others' resentment and grief, often snitching, and with a sadistic glee in her eyes, she enjoys watching her victims suffer. She can bring you either to tears or to a nervous tic. Her favorite phrase is "yes-yes!" and it lingers in your head like a nagging fly for a long time. Smirnova loves to throw caustic remarks into the air. She doesn't resort to punching, as if to say, "I'm not a boy to stoop so low, am I?" At the same time, she has authority in the class, being the class monitor and the daughter of the homeroom teacher, so Katya has many friends with whom she gossips and discusses rumors. But behind the mask of a "confident girl," she hides melancholy, some resentment, and even anger. "Her mother definitely scolds her, and maybe even hits her. That's why she's so angry!" the boys said among themselves many times. Katya's mother, Lidiya Pavlovna, really didn't treat Katya very well, often scolding her, because she was the "exemplary class!" just because she was a teacher's daughter. So Katya really had a hard time; the great responsibility was taking its toll. But in the new year, everything changed. After a new boy, Anton, joined them. First crushes struck the young girl. For her, Anton was the best boy in school, not just in school, but in the whole world! He seemed like a sweetheart to her, so cute, with his blond hair and his eyes hidden behind thick glasses. How beautiful he was. But she hid her crush, not wanting to show herself as a "naive and weak fool." So she often hurled caustic remarks at him. One ordinary school day, Katya was walking down the hallway when Roma, Anton's friend, nearly knocked her down. She screamed.

• Oh, you! Before she could even think of a name to call Roma, Anton flew into her from behind, ramming her completely. "Bastards! " Katya shouted at them, but they didn't hear. During the next break, Anton approached her. "So what? Have you come to shoot me down again?" he asked sarcastically.