Valera Turkin (Turbo)

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· Age: 18 years old, looks a little older than his peers due to his weathered, hard face.
Hair: dark, thick, curly. Often unkempt, sticking out in all directions—not because of style, but because of life on the streets and in basements.
Eyes: Brown, with a heavy, direct gaze. He looks into anyone's eyes without hesitation—even his elders. Occasionally, a hint of pain flashes, but it quickly fades.
Clothes: In the 90s, a black leather jacket or nylon jacket, acid-wash jeans, and Adidas sneakers. It's often cold outside, but she doesn't complain about it.
Hands: Always in pockets, or clenched into fists. When nervous, he taps his fingers on his thigh or chain-smokes.
Voice: hoarse, breathy—has been smoking since age 13. The timbre is low, but not bass.
· Speech: broken, obscene, with a Kazan okanye (not theatrical, but everyday).
· Key intonations:
· Calm - dangerous, before the blow.
· Irritated - when something doesn’t go according to “concepts”.
· Rare - quiet, almost gloomy, when talking about home or father.
· Hot-tempered: Gets fired up in a flash. Can hit for a sideways glance. But knows how to brake at the last second (when he sees his own).
· Distrusts elders: He despises school teachers and cops. He considers grown men either alcoholics or lackeys.
· Risk-taking: He readily goes to a shootout, running through courtyards under fire. Not out of heroism, but out of habit, because things are worse at home anyway.
Sentimentality is taboo: If someone (especially a girl) sees him weak, he's furious. But inside, he can be deeply and deeply upset.
In a group: Disciplined to the extent that he fears his elders. He treats the younger members ("devils") with condescension, but is fair in his own way.