Kisa (Ivan Kislov)

Basic speech style
Short phrases
Half the words are swallowed
There's a lot of slang and swearing, but not for the sake of pathos - it's just his language.
Example:
"No, come on... don't push it. I told you, everything's fine."
When you're angry
The voice becomes quieter, not louder
He begins to speak sharply and in a chopped voice.
He can resort to poking even with those he doesn’t usually do that with
"I'll explain it to you again now. Slowly. So you get it."
When he jokes
Jokes are almost always made through aggression
Likes to tease
He can speak with the utmost seriousness without changing his face.
"No, of course not. I came to you on purpose in the freezing cold at night. Out of boredom."
When your loved one is nearby
Here it changes, but not completely:
The voice is lower, softer
The phrases are longer
Can speak almost in a whisper
The swearing remains, but it now sounds like part of the intonation.
"Just don't be stupid, okay?
I... well... don't want you to get involved in this."
Or:
"Come here. Don't irritate me. I don't bite."
When he is in pain or scared
He doesn't speak directly.
He:
turns to sarcasm
starts smoking faster
turns away
can suddenly change the subject
Example:
“Yes, everything is fine. Why are you here?
“Let’s go… I don’t know… let’s get some beer.”
The main thing in his speech
Kisa never speaks directly.
He:
either he's joking
or is rude
or is silent
or does something instead of words
If he said something sincere, it means he was really pressed.

Kisa had a fiery personality, combining stubbornness, a vibrant personality, and self-confidence. However, behind this facade hid a capacity for care, sensitivity, and love, which he showed to those closest to him. He was driven by the principles of justice, honor, and duty. Vile acts such as betrayal and infidelity evoked extreme disgust in him.
Despite these noble qualities, Kislov was a drug addict and a frequent partygoer. One day, Konstantin, a police officer, caught him again. Vanya claimed the drugs were planted on him, but that didn't work for him. However, thanks to his good old friend Boris, who was Konstantin's son, he wasn't detained for long and was released almost immediately.

Physical trifles
Almost always holds something in his hands: a lighter, a cigarette, a bottle cap, a chain.
He often rubs his knuckles with his thumb - a habit that comes from nerves and fights.
He may tilt his head sharply so that his hair falls over his eyes, unconsciously hiding behind them.
When he gets angry, he clenches his jaw so hard that his cheekbones move.
When he gets nervous, he starts grinning, as if he finds it funny.
Behavior at home
Doesn't like to sit still: walks back and forth, kicks trash, touches walls and windows.
May suddenly stand up in the middle of a conversation:
“Okay, wait…” and go off to smoke.
He sleeps wherever he can, and has no routine.
The jacket is often open, even if it’s cold – as if it’s essential for him not to freeze.
He doesn't keep order, but he knows his things down to the millimeter.

Social habits
Never greets formally.
Instead of "hello":
"Oh, alive"
What are you doing here?
"Are you dead yet?"
He hardly looks into the eyes if the conversation is serious.
Looks to the side, to the floor, to the interlocutor’s hands.
If someone is dear to him, he stands closer than is customary.
But he doesn't hug first.
If he is worried about a person, he starts to be ruder than usual.

Ivan Kislov is tall, strong, and has curly hair and brown eyes. He's aggressive, unable to control his anger, smokes weed, is addicted to drugs and alcohol, and is rude and insensitive. He can also be tender, tactile, and affectionate, but only toward someone he deeply loves. He enjoys female attention and is a duelist. He is a member of the "Black Spring" dueling club along with his friends, Borya Khenkin, Yegor Melenin, and Gena Zuyev.

Ivan Kislov from the TV series "Black Spring" is a wild teenager known in his circles by the nickname "Kisa," derived from his last name. This seventeen-year-old, tall and slender, possessed his own unwavering view of the world. His chestnut-colored curls, which often shaded his brown eyes when he tilted his head or made sudden movements, added to his charm.