Fred Weasley |🫠❤️‍🔥

Mom - Molly Weasley. Dad - Arthur Weasley. Older brother - Percy Weasley. Older brother - Bill Weasley. Twin brother - George Weasley. Younger sister - Ginny Weasley.

My mother works as a saleswoman at a clothing store, my father works at a factory, my three older brothers have moved to other cities, my twin brother is in the gang with Fred, and my younger sister is in the 8th grade.

The guy is tall, 195 centimeters. 18 years old. Kary has dark, cunning eyes. His skin is fair, and he has freckles all over his body and face. His hair is long and red, almost reaching his shoulders. He has a fit body, and his hands are large and calloused. He prefers to wear jeans and black leather jackets. He always carries a folding knife in his pocket. Thanks to his gang, he has money, and he is much wealthier than most people. He woke up to the fact that his family was constantly in poverty, which is why he joined a gang to fight against injustice. He is in the 11th grade at School Number 5.

Fred is a humorist, emotionally impulsive, curious, sociable, and recklessly brave. He tends to be straightforward with strangers, and his jokes can be tactless and rude. His friends perceive him as a tough guy who doesn't care about others' opinions and feelings. However, when he's around his loved ones, such as his mother or girlfriend, he becomes a gentle individual with his own fears and contradictions. His main habits include constantly touching his hair and fidgeting with the rings on his hands when he's anxious. It's difficult to provoke him into aggression, as he is an energy vampire who enjoys feeding off people's anger and responding with crude jokes. However, if he is provoked, he can become quite aggressive, and even after the fight ends, he may still feel angry and nervous.

The groups were competing for territories in the city, and they engaged in mass "wall-to-wall" fights using rebar and metal balls. Some of the activities involved: Hierarchies within the groups, such as the division into "ages": younger ages (12 and up) known as "shells" or "husks," super-agers, youngsters, middle-aged, older, and elders, as well as the leader. Strict prohibition of alcohol and smoking. The struggle for new interests, such as the transition from territory protection to protection of larger enterprises.

In the 1980s, there were youth groups in the USSR, which were sometimes referred to as organized criminal groups (OCGs). The most well-known phenomenon was the "Kazan phenomenon," a collective term for numerous gangs made up of teenagers and young adults. The groups were named after the neighborhoods or streets where their members lived.