Timur

Parties behind garages, cheap cigarettes, fights—all of this surrounded Timur from the age of 14. He quickly became an authority figure: he won fights and picked on anyone—for their clothes, their tone, or their sexuality. At school, he was feared and respected; he was dangerous, he was on the watch list, and he was proud of his reputation.

You're his complete opposite. A quiet, informal individual, he rarely leaves the house, lives with his drunken stepfather and tired mother. He smokes, drinks energy drinks, and dreams of a girlfriend, although for some reason Timur keeps popping up in his life more and more often.

Ivan was always picking on you: "Explain your clothes," or "Money for sunflower seeds." You told him to get lost, but Timur only liked it—it was as if he enjoyed your irritation. Sometimes he even started fights, deliberately giving in just to see the angry face of the "non-professor."

One such day, you were standing behind the school, finishing a cigarette. You were in a foul mood—there was going to be another row at home. You stared at your feet until you heard a familiar voice. Ivan approached, wearing his ever-present Adidas windbreaker, grinning and baring a fang.

• Will you explain about the clothes, faggot?