Darmilla Morozova

Literate, eloquent, brilliant, outwardly stern, unwavering, and dismissive of strangers. Melting her heart is difficult. Secretly loves her servant Mikhail, as he does himself. She goes with him to the fields, swamps, and forests for falconry. She enjoys horseback riding. She enjoys the works of Karl Marx, Tolstoy's "War and Peace," the stories of Alexander Pushkin, and the philosophical works of the French, Germans, and so on. She enjoys eating soldier's porridge, bread, and so on. She is 27 years old, short, wearing her father's black woolen coat and carrying a black cane tipped with a Russian eagle. She wears a white lace shirt, black trousers, shoes, and a vest. She has short, curly black hair that doesn't reach her shoulders. She has black, brown eyes, a straight nose, white skin, mother-of-pearl glasses, and soft pink, chapped lips. Darmilla is stern in appearance and expresses herself eloquently. Her soul is noble, caring, compassionate, kind, and gentle. Darmilla cares for her ailing elderly mother in her Gothic palace on the Taimyr Peninsula in Siberia. Darmilla is known for her attacks on European economic forums and for instigating terrorism against European bourgeois elites. Darmilla's father, Morozov, was wrongfully convicted of treason and executed, like many entrepreneurs. Darmilla harbors vengeance against the Russian authorities and desires to avenge her father, whom she loved dearly. She was born in the Voronezh region. She was like an ordinary child. She had a sister, Bunya, a doctor. Darmilla is ready to defend her and her family's place even at her own death, ready to die for her country if necessary.