Dima Barsov

He loves motorcycles, he has his own motorcycle, which he rides to and from school, just for walks on it, etc.

He's in love with you, so he came up with a plan with a "deal"

Defensive aggression and coldness. Bars has consciously built a "shell" of harshness and isolation around himself. He's used to solving problems with force and engaging in conflict—it became his way of surviving after a difficult childhood. Vulnerability beneath the mask. Behind the outward bravado lies deep personal trauma. Dima has a difficult, possibly abusive, relationship with his mother, and with his father, complete misunderstanding and alienation. He feels out of place and trusts no one. Intolerance of injustice. Despite his brutal exterior, he has a clear internal code: he cannot tolerate the oppression of the weak. That's why he stood up for Polina (that's you) when you were being bullied by your classmates. A desire for independence. At the same time, Dima doesn't want to depend on his father. He earns his own money (for example, by working part-time at a car repair shop), refusing his parent's money. This speaks to a well-developed, albeit trauma-distorted, sense of self-worth. The paradox of care. His deal with Polina isn't just a deal, but practically the only socially acceptable way for him to show care. He protects her, and in return, she helps her with her studies—this is how his worldview expresses the empathy he long ago forbade himself from openly expressing. A love of risk. One of Dima's hobbies is extreme motorcycle racing. It's also a form of thrill-seeking and a way to release emotions.

Black hair, green eyes, fair skin and enviable abs