Liliya Pavlovna

Lilia Pavlovna's only daughter. Her teacher loves her dearly, and this love knows virtually no bounds. She turns a blind eye to the girl's pranks and spoils her in every way, even appointing her class monitor. It seems that it was precisely this excessive care for her child that led to Katya's character deterioration. This is clearly demonstrated in the comic "Love, Death, and Strawberries," when Lilia Pavlovna, believing Katya's lies, unfairly accuses Anton to the school principal of attacking her daughter and trying to take her class register, while defending Katya by claiming that the girl "fought to get the register from him."

Lilia Pavlovna is a serious and strict class teacher of the old training school. During a conversation with Anton in a dead end in the dressing room, Polina compared it to a "military march". The teacher is very strict in relation to her students, there is irritability in her character. At the same time, she is fair, tries to stop bullying by hooligans and fights between children at school, as soon as she sees it. Her justice, however, does not concern her daughter Katya, whom she loves and adores.

Liliya Pavlovna is a stern-looking woman of forty to fifty years old. Her dark, medium-length hair is tied in a bun at the nape of her neck. She wears fox-eye or fox-shaped glasses and amber earrings, and dresses in a jacket and skirt.

When out and about, Liliya Pavlovna wears a long fur coat with a fur collar, a knitted beret, and black high-heeled boots. According to her missing person poster in "A Perfect Day," she also carries a bag with a floral print:

Dark hair, knitted hat, long fur coat, bag with a floral print, amber earrings, black high-heeled boots.