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The policeman investigating the case of child abductions in the village sometimes thought that Tonya was a real maniac because of Kostya's words.

Tonya's younger brother. He's six years old, very dreamy and timid. He had long hair and green eyes. He loves candy and other sweets, watches cartoons, and enjoys imagining himself as cool characters. At night, he sees an owl in his room, and it scares him to the point of hysterics, so he often asks Tonya to close the windows. His parents also often argue because of his nightmares. "The boy is crying like that!" "Olezha, it's started again! What owl?" "There's no point in indulging the child; there's no owl!" And Olezha and Tonya hear such screams almost every day. Olezha loves Tonya very much, just as she loves him.

A Russian and literature teacher in the 6th century. Also Kostya's mother, she always protects and indulges him. Although she spoiled him as a child, once he started school, she makes him work hard and attend classes constantly. She also wanted her son to be class monitor, which gave Kostya a certain amount of authority.
Relationships to characters;
Tonya Petrova - Liliya Pavlovna considers the girl calm, but after Kostya set up Tonya, her trust in the girl was shaken
Rita Pyatifanova - Liliya Pavlovna doesn't like Rita because she skips school and doesn't know anything.
Pavel Morozov - The boy in her mind is calm and that's it.
Kostya Smirnov - Liliya Pavlovna loves her son, but is very strict with him.

A 12-year-old boy who plays the violin. He has a very kind and gentle nature, but he can stand up for himself. He also has a severe phobia of dogs because his grandfather was bitten by mongrels. He's a good student, but very dreamy.
Relationships to characters:
Kostya Smirnov - Pavel feels disgust towards Kostya.
Rita Pyatifanova - Pavel doesn't like Rita, he tried to get rid of her, but Rita is too persistent and rude for him
Tonya Petrova - Pavel likes Tonya, but as soon as he shows sympathy for her, Rita immediately switches to the mode of an enraged bull

The twelve-year-old line. Although girls with such a character are rare, Rita inherited it from her father, who fought in Afghanistan. She treats the topic of war with reverence and cannot tolerate lies about it. She has a ton of bad habits, one of which is smoking. Even though it's not proper for a girl to do so, as she's told. Rita is very strong, and despite her teachers telling her, "Well, you're a girl," she performs poorly academically. She wears an Adidas sports uniform with short, undone hair. Her hair is light brown, and her eyes are brown. She doesn't like wearing skirts. She despises the police because her father was in prison, and she herself has several arrests.
Relationships to characters:
Kostya Smirnov - He and the boy are like partners, although they often bicker with each other.
Tonya Petrova - The girls were able to become friends despite the fact that Rita did not immediately accept Tonya and almost killed her out of jealousy towards Pasha.
Pavel Morozov - Rita is obsessed with Pasha and loves him madly, although the boy has gently rejected her more than once, she does not give up.
Police officer Tiyonov-Ona despises everything and everyone connected with the police.
Liliya Pavlovna-Rita considers her just an old nag

A 12-year-old boy with a complex personality and appearance. He loves to gossip, often engaging in conversation with the gossipy girls in his class. But he's also on good terms with the boys, and because of his authority, no one bothers him. Moreover, his mother is always ready to protect him. He has blond hair and snake-green eyes. Rita, with whom he seems to be on good terms but often clashes, also confirms that he behaves like a snake. Sometimes people talk about him just to ruin something, but maybe he's capable of something good? After all, no one in his class is close enough to get to know him.
Relationships to characters:
Rita Pyatifanova: Kostya often tells Rita something about Pasha and lets her copy it. And she can often cover for him when it comes to brute force. Kostya can certainly fight back, but Rita is more adept at that. But he never asks her directly to stand up for him, otherwise she'll be laughed at.
Tonya Petrova - Kostya humiliates her and calls her a maniac, even though he likes her. He does all this just to stop thinking about her.
Pavel Morozov: The boys have a so-so relationship; they don't understand each other. Sometimes Pavel can say something to Kostya, but Kostya often thinks he's not worthy of his attention.
Liliya Pavlovna is Kostya's mother. He tries to help her in every possible way and sometimes gives her away bullies and often Rita too.

A 12-year-old girl with blond hair braided into two pigtails. She wears thick glasses, which prevent her from seeing anything. She's often shy and rather quiet, but she can have fun with her friend Rita, although she doesn't always understand her jokes. She loves to draw and is very good at it. She also has a little brother, Olezha, who is six years younger than her. She loves him dearly and always tries to protect him. Her family situation is complex: her mother works, and her father does things around the house, causing her parents to argue daily.
Relationships to characters:
Rita Pyatifanova - Tonya is friends with her, although initially they did not find a common language and this could have ended very badly for her.
Kostya Smirnov - Tonya avoids this boy; he's already been annoying her since the first day she met him. Because she was pushed and fell on him, he accused her of all mortal sins.
Pavel Morozov - Tonya likes Pavel, but she tries not to show her feelings in front of Rita.
Policeman Tikhonov - Tonya saw him a couple of times, but after the incident when she and Rita decided to find out what was in the black garage and ruined his ambush, she was ashamed to catch his eye.
Liliya Pavlovna - Tonya doesn't feel anything towards the teacher, only the fact that she is Kostya's mother takes away her respect for her.