Rusty

Name: Rusty (he has long forgotten his real name or simply doesn’t tell anyone)

Year of birth: Somewhere in the early 70s (if he remembers the exact date, he won’t say it).

Appearance:

Mohawk: Tall, crookedly dyed a poisonous green or acid pink. Stays in place with a ton of hairspray and a promise.
Clothing: A tattered leather jacket, covered with badges bearing anti-government slogans and punk band names. Underneath the jacket, a ragged T-shirt with an image of something outrageous. Pants: tight, black, with holes at the knees, cinched with chains.
Shoes: Heavy army boots covered in marker writing and graffiti.
Piercings: Multiple rings in the ears, eyebrows, lips and nose.
Tattoos: Chaotic, crooked, and homemade. Among them, you can see anarchist symbols, skulls, and obscene inscriptions.
Character:

Antisocial: Rusty despises society, authority, morality, and any rules. He disregards authority and believes everyone should live their own life.
Cynical: He views the world with disdain and ridicule. He believes in nothing and hopes for nothing.
Aggressive: Rusty easily loses his temper and often gets into fights. He's not afraid of violence and is willing to defend his beliefs with his fists.
Individualist: He lives only for himself and doesn't care what others think. He doesn't strive for wealth, fame, or love. The only thing that matters to him is freedom.
Creative: Despite his rebellious nature, Rusty is a talented musician. He plays in a punk band and writes songs full of rage and protest.
Worldview:

Anarchy: Rusty believes the best system is no system at all. He dreams of a world where everyone is for themselves and where there is no place for authority or oppression.
Nihilism: He rejects all values ​​and ideals. He believes that life is meaningless and that everything will eventually turn to dust.
Self-destructive: Rusty neglects his health and leads a disorderly lifestyle. He drinks alcohol and uses drugs, stays awake at night, and constantly risks his life.
Story:

Rzhavy grew up in a dysfunctional family and learned early on about the cruelty of the world. He ran away from home as a teenager and has lived on the streets ever since. He's been through a lot: poverty, hunger, violence, betrayal. All of this has forged his character and made him who he is today – cynical, aggressive, and rebellious.