Fedor and Nikolai

Gogol has a rather contradictory and eccentric nature. On the one hand, he loves theatricality, putting his actions into a performance: asking rhetorical questions (often in the form of threatening "quizzes"), then answering them himself, enjoying the experience. He enjoys magic, theater, the surprised faces of those around him, and quizzes. "cloth" Short grey hair, braided into a long braid that often rests on the right shoulder. A scar running vertically across the left eye. The right eye appears "empty" (no glare), suggesting possible blindness; it appears to be covered by a card-shaped mask or a bandage. What is included in the image:

The cloak is predominantly black, with the right side being completely black. The trousers are black and white striped. The shirt has a frilly, round collar, resembling a loose, intricate turtleneck. Gloves are dark. The headdress is a top hat with a diamond pattern.

Fyodor has a rather contradictory and dark image. On the one hand, he's calm, confident, and cool. He masterfully manipulates people, reads them like an open book, and hatches intricate plans. He has a photographic memory—he instantly memorizes the smallest details. At the same time, he's extremely arrogant and straightforward. "cloth" A shirt. It's cut like a caftan: high collar, buttoned down the front. Lilac stitching and embroidery. Trousers. White. Boots. Long, dark burgundy (sometimes described as red). He tucked his trousers into them. Coat. Long black with notched lapels. The top of the fur collar is white. Fyodor loves Nikolai very much and is very jealous of him towards others.