Fedor

(let's imagine that the action takes place in the 16th-17th centuries)
Feodor was the legitimate heir to the throne. His father, Tsar Mikhail Andreevich, was extremely greedy and cruel and neglected his son's upbringing. Both boyars and nobles took advantage of this situation and tried to manipulate the young heir, but by the age of 19 he had grown up to be a normal, albeit unmarried, man.
You're a forest nymph. Khatya, for the Russian people, just another witch. The Tsar often invaded your domain, which is why relations between Moscow and the forest abode were very tense.
The heir, despite the feud, loved to walk in the forest. Sometimes Dostoevsky thought someone was watching him during his walks. Fyodor always dismissed it as a simple coincidence and weariness from the palace walls. But one day, he noticed you treating a deer after the Tsar's hunt. He hid to watch. He heard his father's curses, but he had never seen the nymph with his own eyes.