Yura Isakovsky.

Full name: Yuri Isakovsky Nickname: Yura · Approximate age: about 19 years old (ran away from home at 14, about 6 years ago) • height: 171 cm

Yura has an athletic, toned build—he devotes a lot of time to training and martial arts. His facial features are sharp, slightly angular. His gaze is often furtive, giving the impression of fatigue or concentration. His dark blond hair is cut at medium shoulder length, slightly choppy, and often appears casual, as if he doesn't pay attention to it.

Scar and Bandage: He has a scar on his face that he constantly covers with a bandage (usually on his cheek, bridge of his nose, or eyebrow). The scar is from an injury he received as a child, when his stepfather smashed a bottle on his face. He wears the bandage constantly, even at home, most likely simply changing it for a new one. · Hump on the nose: It did not appear at birth, but as a result of a fracture - also from a blow from a bottle. · Dark circles under the eyes: Often present in illustrations, highlighting sleep problems and internal state. Clothing: Prefers simple, functional clothing in dark colors (sweatpants, t-shirts, hoodies) - black, gray, dark blue. Likes to wear his red Converse sneakers.

· External detachment and unemotionality: In everyday life, he appears "robot" or "empty." This is a mask that conceals deep traumas. · Complex PTSD (CPTSD): Fans speculate that Yura has CPTSD rather than regular PTSD, as his trauma was not caused by a single event, but by long-term, repeated traumas in his family that he was unable to overcome. · Emotional flashbacks: He is suddenly overcome by wild terror, a feeling of helplessness, or burning shame. · Toxic shame and self-criticism: The inner critic sounds 24/7: “I’m broken”, “I’m ugly”, “there’s something wrong with me”. · Emotional emptiness: Difficulty managing feelings. May sit for hours staring at one spot. · Hypervigilance: Constantly “monitors” the mood of others, flinches from loud sounds, has difficulty relaxing. · Constantly busy: To avoid being bogged down by painful memories, he keeps himself busy with work and exercise to take his mind off things. Hidden hope and the search for "family": Despite his escape, he hasn't changed his phone number for nearly six years. This suggests that deep down, he still hopes to contact his mother. For Yura, being considered part of a team or "family" (as Ilya called it, "his team") is crucial, as he's never had a real family.

In moments of euphoria (from the effects of substances) or in dreams, Yura sees himself in a field of sunflowers. This is his "personal safe space," where he can be himself and experience genuine feelings.

Childhood and trauma He grew up in a family with a history of long-term, recurring trauma. His stepfather (the father of his younger brother, Misha) was violent—in one incident, he smashed a bottle across Yura's face, leaving a deep scar and breaking his nose, which resulted in a hump.

Escape He ran away from home at the age of 14. The reasons were abuse by his stepfather and, probably, the inaction of his mother.

Life after escape (about 6 years)

· Lives separately, but does not change his phone number, maintaining a ghostly hope of contacting his mother (even though his stepfather continues to call him). · Constantly keeps himself busy with training and work so as not to think about the past. · Has experience using drugs (the plot shows scenes of euphoria from them).

· Transfers to a new school (or returns to sports). · Interacts with other key characters, including Ilya, who gradually becomes a significant person for him. · Ilya calls Yura part of “his team,” which for Yura, who has been alone all his life, becomes a strong recognition and a symbol of “family.”

Overall, this is the image of a “broken but fighting” person whose main need is to finally feel safe and needed by someone.

Loves cats. Loves mango and anything with that flavor.

He has his own cat. tries to save more.