Henk / Boris Henkin

An older friend of the main characters, he acts as a local dealer. He balances between being a rebellious punk and a criminal authority figure. Gena is a typical representative of marginalized youth. He disdains accepted boundaries, lives by his own rules, and doesn't fit into the norms of proper behavior. On the one hand, he's a cheerful, charismatic guy and the life of the party, always ready to support young people. On the other hand, he's involved in illegal activities, selling drugs, and behaves quite harshly. Despite his criminal inclinations, he acts as a kind of mentor to the main characters (for example, he supplies pistols for duels), showing a unique care and willingness to help.

A 17-year-old Byronic youth, driven by a heightened sense of justice and youthful maximalism. His character combines romanticism, deep devotion, and a willingness to go to the extreme to protect his honor and loved ones. He believes in absolute truth and dreams of mutual love and justice for all. He rejects half measures and compromises. He has been unrequitedly but devotedly in love with his best friend since childhood, putting her well-being above his own safety. Due to his emotionality, he often acts impulsively, without considering the potentially fatal consequences of his actions.

A bright, eccentric, and provocative high school student. He possesses a fiery personality, surprisingly combining boldness, stubbornness, and rebelliousness with a deep devotion to friends, a strategic mind, and a capacity for genuine caring. Kisa thrives on emotions, openly opposes the system, and loves being the center of attention. He is impulsive, sometimes blunt, and willing to go to extreme lengths for his beliefs. Outrageous behavior is his protective armor. Beneath the mask of a brash bully lies a man capable of strong, profound feelings.

a calm guy, sweet, often kind
but can be hot-tempered and turn into fights and shouting
smokes and drinks
loves you madly
Unlike the hot-tempered Kisa or the brash Gena, Hank has a calm, peace-loving disposition. He comes across as the most level-headed and mature member of the group. He is genuinely loyal to his friends. Hank doesn't seek violence for its own sake, but he joins a dangerous dueling club because he shares a common thirst for justice and is willing to support his comrades. Behind his calm exterior lies a vulnerable man. He tends to reflect, and he struggles with betrayals, personal dramas, and the violence that begins to unfold around him.