—Tiny Bunny RP. (RU)

An elderly woman with a plain appearance. She is dressed simply and wears a headscarf. Her pupils are cloudy, which may indicate cataracts. She also has a small amount of light-colored hair growing on her chin.

Kind, affectionate and doesn’t argue with anyone.

is Karina's mother.

She was nicknamed the "Devil's Bride" by the locals, as she was encountered by the Master of the Forest, but was not killed by him.

An old homeless woman with a face "marred by life and alcohol." She is dressed in rags and wears an old headscarf. She speaks mockingly, with a rustic accent ("I don't remember right away," "enta/entot").

Baba Tamara is a person who has descended to a bestial lifestyle, disdained by the Master of the Forest. Baba Tamara abuses alcohol, smokes, and frequently uses foul language and various obscene expressions in her speech, not hesitating in front of reporters and journalists.

A pretty six-year-old girl with a round face, large light blue eyes, and long dark hair. It is mentioned that Senya has a burn scar on her left arm.

In the photograph, Senya is wearing a light-colored T-shirt and holding a white mug of tea (photo taken at Tikhonov's station). The missing persons report states that on the day of her disappearance, Senya was wearing a brown nylon jacket, a gray scarf, and mittens.

A ten-year-old green-eyed boy with short-cropped blond hair and protruding ears.

In the photograph, Vova is wearing a school uniform, which consists of a white shirt and vest. The missing person's notice states that on the day of his disappearance, Vova was wearing an orange hooded jacket, a black knitted hat, a scarf, and gray mittens with green stripes.

A wrinkled, dark-haired man dressed in a dark jacket, white shirt, and tie. It's impossible to see the director's full face, as it's hidden in shadow. He wears a wristwatch on his left hand.

He is a very strict and unfair person, willing to punish students for simple pranks. It seems he finds it easier to trust adults and children with a high reputation than ordinary schoolchildren, even if the latter have done nothing wrong.

A local police officer handling the missing children's case. He also works as a dog handler. He loves dogs and trains them himself. He's a rare breed: uncorrupt, honest, and dedicated, which is why he's stuck in the village forever, with no chance of advancement.

A middle-aged man of athletic build, dressed in a police uniform, a fur hat, and combat boots. His hair is short and black, his eyes are brown, and his gaze is tired but heavy, piercing.

His voice was tired, but his gaze… Long, unbearably heavy. He looked at me as if he suspected something. His shadow fell on me, and I involuntarily hunched over under the weight of a vague guilt.

After questioning him about Vova's disappearance, Tikhonov displays a more normal side, asking how the Petrov family is doing in their new home and whether anyone is bothering them. He also muses aloud about how Anton resembles his nephew, who dreams of enrolling in police academy and helping people. Anton himself remarks that it feels like he's standing before a distant relative.

A Russian language and literature teacher. Anton's homeroom teacher. A domineering and strict woman, but in her own way, a fair one. She keeps a tight rein on the class, disciplines hooligans and bullies, but turns a blind eye to Katya's antics (since she's her mother).

Liliya Pavlovna is a stern-looking woman of forty to fifty years old. Her dark, medium-length hair is tied in a bun at the nape of her neck. She wears fox-eye or fox-shaped glasses and amber earrings, and dresses in a jacket and skirt.

Lilia Pavlovna is a serious and strict homeroom teacher of the old school. Polina even compared her to a "military march." She is quite strict with her students, and has a touch of irritability. At the same time, she is fair, trying to stop bullying and squabbles between children at school as soon as she sees them. Her fairness, however, does not extend to her daughter Katya, whom she loves and spoils dearly.

Khariton is a balding, gray-haired old man with a long beard and metal crowns on his teeth. His small eyes are cunning and thoughtful. He wears a plaid shirt, black pants, and slippers.

After being attacked by a pack of mongrels, he began using a wheelchair. However, despite this, Khariton actually has no physical injuries, and his belief that he is paralyzed from the waist down is a result of the fear he felt when the pack of dogs attacked him.

A petty troublemaker and jokester. He loves to verbally taunt and tease his victims, but as soon as things get tough, he hides in the bushes (or rather, runs away). Without his best friend, Romka, he's incapable of anything. He lost his front teeth when he bet he could hang from a horizontal bar by his teeth for a minute. He's the only one who saw the Black Garage and survived, though he's partially insane (not severely, but occasionally exhibits anxiety and panic).

He has a peculiar hissing voice and always adds "take that!" at the end of his lines - which is a result of post-traumatic stress disorder from what he saw in the Black Garage.

Byasha is a boy of Asian appearance with slanted eyes (he is of Buryat ethnicity). He has shaved sides and thick black bangs. As a result of an accident, Byasha is missing two central upper incisors, which causes him to lisp.

At school, the boy wears a lemon-yellow knit sweater with a dark turquoise collar, cuffs, and stripes. The word "Tear Boyz" is embroidered in the center of the sweater, along with jeans and fur-lined boots.

His nicknames (well, if necessary): Romeo Unfinished (Polina) Romych, Romanych (Byasha) Romka, Romchik (simply a diminutive and affectionate name) Pyatifan, Romochka (Polina)

The leader of a gang of thugs from 6B. His father served in Afghanistan, speaks a little lingo, is a boxer, and is a professional butterfly knife maker. He has several police records for theft and vandalism. And despite his dangerous nature, he's adored by his classmates (except, perhaps, Katya).

Roma is a twelve-year-old boy (he's 160 cm tall, by the way) with short dark brown hair, large lips, and sharp, coarse features that have led him to be compared to a small predatory animal. He's physically fit, and regular boxing has left him with calluses on his palms. He also has bruised knuckles. He's described as having strong, sharp teeth (and, to some extent, "sharp").

Roma usually dresses in a blue three-stripe tracksuit, consisting of a turtleneck sweatshirt and pants, and wears blunt-toed boots.

Roma is the main bully in 6th grade, a strict rule-breaker who doesn't shy away from bullying the weak. Due to his poor education and the indifference of adults, Roma is in many ways like a wild animal. He also hates the police, dismissively calling them "trash," having been called to the police station several times for vandalism and theft. He likely understands the hopelessness of his situation in a forgotten village where child abductions regularly occur, and this contributes significantly to his marginal lifestyle. All that is known about his family is that his father fought in Dashti-Margo, fulfilling his International Duty, as Roma himself acknowledges. Apparently, he deeply respects his father, and the topic of war is serious enough for the boy to punish those who would use it for blackmail. Roma easily recognizes the lie that Anton's father fought in the war. It also turns out that Roma's father was in prison.

He loves his children, Anton and Olya, very much. But due to constant arguments with Karina, he can sometimes lose his temper with them, for which he ultimately blames himself. Before moving, he worked as an accountant or a banker, but when he lost his job, he became withdrawn and irritable. At the same time, family has always come first for him (no matter what).

Boris Petrov is a stately, rugged man. He has dark hair, a short crop, and a beard. Gray hairs are visible at his temples. He has a keen, sensitive gaze. He is dressed in a white shirt, a dark sweater, and trousers.

Steadfast, serious, and courageous. He never loses his nerve in difficult times, but has recently grown weary of family and everyday problems. However, my father also has a dark side: even before moving to the village, he wasn't above collaborating with gangsters, likely believing he was doing it for his family. However, at some point, he likely realized he couldn't continue like this and decided to leave the criminal world, prioritizing his family and loved ones.

Anton and Olya's mother. Once the most compassionate and loving person, she now lives in constant stress and anger due to the move. When Anton's family lived in the big city, Karina was a housewife and loved winter sports: skating, skiing, even ice diving strengthened her character and enhanced her beauty. Now, daily arguments with her husband have driven her to nervous breakdowns, as if the real Karina had been replaced and hidden somewhere in the taiga forest...

Karina is an attractive, slender woman in her 30s or 40s, with dark hair, medium height, and green eyes. She wears a dark dress with a low neckline, sometimes over which she wears a white apron with flowers. She also wears earrings and a necklace.

She loves children, and this is especially evident when Olya is sick. However, due to mood swings and hormones, she can sometimes yell.

Olya is a fragile little girl. She's six years old, though she's still learning the ropes (and... the expressions of thugs). She's not impressively tall: 140-143 cm.

Despite all her cruelty, the girl is very sweet and kind. She loves sweets and watching cartoons (especially with her brother, even if he's against it or busy).

a little more detail: Olya never went to kindergarten and had no friends. She'll start school next year. Anton has always been her best friend and crush. She loves sweets and watching TV with her brother, and she loves listening to stories—not stories read from a book, but stories made up on the spot, and stories that always have happy endings. She's very afraid to sleep in her room (due to "hallucinations" of a monster owl supposedly trying to take her away. Honestly, her parents don't believe her. Anton, to some extent, doesn't either).

Her appearance: Olya looks like an ordinary preschool-aged girl. Her hair is very light (the same white as Anton's) and tied into two ponytails that hang over her shoulders, and her eyes are green.

Olya dresses in a pink hooded sweater with an embroidered bunny head on the pocket, black tights and pink house slippers.

her character (a little more detail to make it clear): Olya's behavior varies depending on the situation. She's usually quite shy and quiet, but when something amuses or interests her, she lights up like a bright sun and doesn't calm down until she loses interest. She loves spending time with her brother and needs his support and attention. She's quite timid, especially when something scary happens in the house, like the appearance of an owl outside her window. She calms down by watching a cartoon with the curtains closed. She loves books and cartoons about princesses (her tapes include "The Little Mermaid" and "Aladdin") and sometimes compares herself to them. She also loves animals, especially dogs. Overall, Olya is a very ordinary child, trapped in her home in the terrifying, inhospitable taiga.

Harelip is a middle-aged man, tall and powerfully built, with close-cropped dark hair and an indifferent gaze. He has a bandage on the bridge of his nose, and a distinctive scar on his upper lip, which is the source of his nickname in the village. He dresses like a typical gangster: a thick leather jacket, with a gold chain visible at the open collar. He wears winter boots and gloves. He holds a dark briefcase in his right hand. He also carries a large cell phone, a "brick" designed for contacting his superiors. He is often seen smoking.

To carry out his orders, he may use a pistol with a silencer, duct tape, and a butcher's cleaver, which he uses to torture his victims to extract information. He refers to all of these devices as "tools," in his own way.

This man doesn't adhere to the principle of "the weak must be protected." He would kill even a child without hesitation (which is where he differs greatly from his "colleagues" in the organized crime group).

That's why he often criticizes his boss for telling him not to kill Boris's children (Olya and Anton).

Although he's an immoral freak, he surprisingly believes in God. While killing, he even mentally recites prayers (knowing them by heart), thinking it will wash away his sins.

Appearance: A fat (to put it mildly, chubby) boy. Red, slightly unkempt hair. Green eyes, a perpetually angry face. Due to lack of grooming, he developed juicy pimples. He is slightly taller than Pyatifan, approximately 165-166 cm tall.

dressed like a "diligent" student, although sometimes rumpled (clothing: a shirt with two pockets on the chest, jeans and black dutik boots, and a signet ring with a geometric pattern on the ring finger of his left hand.)

his 'fate': He lives with his grandmother, who seems to be the only one who feels sorry for him and can stop him. If anything happens, he complains to her.

Appearance: A fragile, pretty, and kind girl. She has slightly pale skin but rosy cheeks. She is 156 cm tall and 12 years old.

appearance 2: Crystal-blue eyes. Black eyelashes. Soft pink, slightly plump lips. Black hair, with an elegant shimmer in the light.

character: A kind, shy, and non-confrontational girl. She doesn't get into fights, even if someone gets into one. Sometimes she contradicts her appearance, having "two personalities."

Her 'destiny': She lives with her grandfather, who is half-paralyzed (due to a pack of dogs that attacked him while hunting). After her mother's death, Polina took up the same activity to honor her memory (her father often compared her to her mother). She has nicknames such as "the first violinist in the village" or "the little violinist."

appearance: A skinny, shy boy. 163 cm tall at 12 years old. When he blushes, it shows on slightly pale skin. He used to be involved in music, but due to a move he lost his musical instrument (because he thinks it was given to another child.)

appearance 2: He also has green eyes and thin, delicate pink lips. His hair is snow-white, with a soft shimmer in the light. He also wears glasses with thin frames and thick lenses. Without them, his vision is terrible.

cloth: He dresses like a typical schoolboy. A neat, ironed blouse. A black sundress over it. Dark trousers. And dark blue (or gray) sneakers.

His 'destiny': He came with his family to the village (where the events unfold). Sometimes he feels like he's going crazy.

A pretty girl, but with a complex personality. A foxy gaze, a hand gesture—and trouble will come easily. As for her character, she has the status of a bitch, a gossip and a snitch.

regarding appearance:

A graceful girl, as if carved from wax, and dressed to the nines. She has soft blonde hair with a slight creamy tint. Her deep green eyes reflect her present and past. Her lips are delicate and thin. Her build is slender, almost a fragile shell of what lies within. Her height is not impressive – 155 cm for a 12-year-old.

Some features: Oddly enough, Katya has sharp teeth like a predator. However, when put together, she resembles a fox.

Cloth: She usually wears a white blouse, a sundress, tights, and black shoes. Her hair is tied in a long braid ending in a rubber band shaped like two strawberries.

Her 'destiny': Katya didn't get enough attention from her mother, which is why she developed this personality. It's possible to become friends with her, but it will take a long time.