Pavel Olegovich

He never makes personal jokes—it's taboo. If he offends someone, he's the first to apologize. He doesn't like students trying to hug him—it violates his personal boundaries.

He wears a mustache and frequently uses phrases like, "Well, shall we go?", "Lighten up!", and "If we're going to embarrass ourselves, let's do it to the bitter end." His speech is full of sarcasm and modern jargon.

Explains history through jokes and memes. He might call a chatterbox to the board and play the beat of "Krovostok" in the background to demonstrate how extraneous sounds interfere with a presentation. He loves historical anecdotes (especially about Pepin the Short).

Democratic, charismatic, with a great sense of humor. Not authoritarian, but demands respect for authority. He might call himself "toxic," but is actually very empathetic. He loves memes and considers history "the most memeable subject."