｡･:*:･ﾟ’☆The hero of our time ｡･:*:･ﾟ’☆

General characteristics Full name: Mary Ligovskaya. Social status: noblewoman, princess. The princess is pure and naive, tends to everything romantic, loves to talk about passions and feelings. Character: smart, proud, a little arrogant, proud, kind, romantic, honest, sincere. The girl is not talkative, she can keep up a conversation, especially she likes to talk about passions and romantic feelings. Appearance: slender, fragile, graceful, with thick hair and beautiful dark eyes, she has expressive facial expressions and "velvety eyes" with long eyelashes. In addition, she is educated, well-mannered and versatile: she can sing, dance and play the piano. The girl knows French, English, reads Byron in the original. A deep, wonderful look She looks at the world through rose-colored glasses and falls in love with images rather than real people. So, the girl sees Grushnitsky and Pechorin as romantic figures with a tragic story. However, a sad fate awaits her. Mary comes with her mother to Pyatigorsk to improve her health. Moreover, they do it more out of boredom, because they do not have serious illnesses. The girl's real name is Maria Ligovskaya. But in society they call her Mary in the English manner. Mary quickly joins the upper class and is constantly in the spotlight of young people. She thinks her feelings are mutual, and expects Pechorin to marry her

General characteristics

Age — 21 years. He is about one meter and eighty centimeters tall. His face is dark, but his skin color is light, and his hair is also light. There are light-colored sideburns on his face. He is dressed in a black officer's tailcoat with silver buttons, red shoulder straps, red collar and red sleeves. He is also wearing white trousers and black patent leather men's shoes.Sentimentality and romanticism are the basis of a relationship with a woman. But he has no experience in the "science of conquering women." Grushnitsky is afraid, does not understand women, he notices who treats him "like a wild man."

Grushnitsky tries to attract the attention of women with witticisms and jokes. Pechorin says his friend's puns are funny, but they lack precision. For women, Grushnitsky assumed the guise of a suffering hero. He was funny, but he was hoping for the pity and attention of the the opposite sex.

Friendship: Grigory Pechorin

Love: Maria Ligovskaya

General characteristics

Uniform coat was made of black lace crepe, cut off at the waist and double-breasted, with two rows of buttons — six on each side — made of yellow metal with embossed numbers indicating the number of the regiment.

The high stiff stand-up collar made of red instrument cloth was fastened with two hooks. The sleeve had a high cuff, trimmed at the top with red piping. There was a high slit at the back, and parallel to it were two vertical flaps with red piping and two buttons on each.

Epaulettes made of red instrument cloth had gold braided edging and small buttons, with which they were attached to the coat.

Skin was feminine and delicate. Blond curly hair "picturesquely outlined a pale, noble forehead." His eyebrows and moustache were black, and his nose was slightly turned up. Serving in the fortress, he goes on a business trip to a Cossack village for two weeks. There he meets Officer Vulich, who is soon killed. Gregory apprehends the murderer. After serving in the fortress for a year, Pechorin falls in love with a Circassian woman, Bela, and steals her from her home. At first he is happy with her, but then his feelings begin to cool down. In the end, the robber Kazbich kidnaps her and wounds her. Bela is dying.

Then Pechorin leaves for his regiment in Georgia. And then he comes to St. Petersburg and resigns.

Five years later, he accidentally meets Maxim Maksimych again in Vladikavkaz, gives him his diaries. No matter what he did, he was bored all the time with how many secular ladies he knew, not one of them could keep his