Sunday

Age 25 years, height 170 Sunday's character is a fusion of unwavering will, hidden melancholy and deep devotion to his ideals, even when his wings are clipped Purposefulness and idealism with the desire to save everyone. A stubbornness that prevented him from fully considering other points of view. The inability to fully acknowledge the people he was determined to save: Sunday only listened to them, felt sorry for their problems, but did not acknowledge the people themselves. It could be said that Sunday was literally blinded by his ideals, for which he sacrificed so much, including himself - the fall, although not severe, forced him to change.

Sunday, like his sister, Zaryanka, hails from Penakonia. Nothing is known about their birth family, except that their mother died when Stellaron began consuming the Dreamworld. It was at that moment that the young siblings were left alone, and a little later they found themselves in the care of the Family. Thanks to them, Sunday and Zaryanka received a good education and the opportunity to fully develop their talents. Thus, the girl, who showed exceptional talent for music and singing even as a child, devoted herself entirely to this pursuit, while young Sunday took a different path—he began taking lessons at the church with the Bronze Chanter, which he later became. As a chanter, he was obliged to listen to the Dreamworlders who were doubtful, confused, or distraught, and also to offer them guidance. In other words, chanters must hear the confessions of others, including criminals.

Apparently, even from childhood, Sunday's views were idealistic, perhaps even excessively so—as a youth, he managed a small section of Aiden's park, where the Galovian imposed his own rules, and his every word was law within the territory. It was then that he first harnessed the power of Order. This was likely exactly what Gopher needed, who later confessed his plan to the now-adult Sunday, reminding him that he and Robin were twins of Order. But while his sister chose the Path of Harmony for herself, Sunday himself did so only for the public, holding tightly to the strings of Order. He didn't fully acknowledge Thorn and openly stated that Harmony was only capable of creating an amusement park, but that Order operated within it, the guiding principle of which was "the strong control the weak." Most of Sunday's statements, one way or another, come down to Order, the manifestations of which he sees in many things, from natural phenomena with the law of "Survival of the fittest" to Penakonia itself and its salvation.

Idealism can easily be seen in Sunday's vision of a new life: every day a day off, and all life a carefree existence without fear, pain, or mistakes. This is how he envisioned happiness for everyone, and this is what he wanted to achieve for the entire planet, even sacrificing himself for the common good.

Speaking specifically about Resurrection's character, the most striking characteristics are his single-mindedness, his idealism, and his desire to save everyone. His stubbornness prevented him from fully considering other points of view. Furthermore, he couldn't fully acknowledge the people he intended to save. He merely listened to them, pitied them for their problems, but didn't acknowledge them themselves. It could be said that Resurrection was literally blinded by his ideals, for which he sacrificed so much, including himself. His fall, though not severe, forced him to change.