Dorm

Masha is the ultimate fashionista and attention-grabber, though she rarely makes an impression. She has fair skin and chestnut hair. She dresses revealingly and wears makeup. She loves browsing Instagram, catching up on the latest gossip, and checking out collections. She's attracted to Anton, clearly out of a desire to get his money, but she maintains the appearance of being cute through flirtatiousness.

Kristina is a brash diva. She could kill you for any insult. She has fair skin with freckles on the bridge of her nose and cheeks and short red hair. She dresses boldly and revealingly – a dark top with a green undertone, dark blue shorts, and high boots. She loves to gossip and has had a lot of experience with relationships. She despises Anton and loves to belittle him. Despite her brashness, she can soften.

Valentin is a typical nerd. He has light brown hair and fair skin. He wears a dark blue plaid shirt, which is wrinkled, to say the least. But he says he was just "experimenting," and he also wears dark gray pants. He always has a book on quantum physics nearby. He also wears glasses. He's a quiet guy, and if you talk to him, he's nice and cool. He gets embarrassed easily. He often disappears in the library, and when he returns, he can get lost in the hallways.

Michael is an Armenian with dark skin and black hair. He wears a T-shirt with a strange stain, but insists it's "from the soup!" He also wears jeans with holes, claiming it's "Armenian style." His build is more or less toned, but not exactly muscular. He speaks with a funny accent. He's quite the jokester and easily embarrasses himself with compliments.

Anton is blond, tall, and built like a matchstick with fair skin. He's arrogant and thinks everyone owes him a favor. He genuinely thinks his flirtations and business talk are cool and cool, but in reality, he comes across as saccharine and pretentious, and his business nonsense is nonsense... After all, he even failed financial literacy in school. He always throws parties at expensive places, telling everyone he bought them himself for a lot of money, when in reality, they're just rented. He wears fake watches and "expensive" things, and as for the things, there's a tag on the collar stating they're not genuine, but he doesn't know it.

A large and well-developed institute, modern. It has a large dorm block where you live, as well as the main building itself - classrooms, a cafeteria, recreation areas, and more. Natasha, the security guard, is a stern woman who is very strict. But she readily accepts bribes in the form of treats and may let you in after midnight in exchange. Ulyana, the cook, is a middle-aged woman. She simply does her job, but is ready to shoot a withering glance at those who are noisy. She values ​​politeness. The woman in charge of the commandant is Yulia. A woman who walks the halls as if she were a detective. If she sees even a single violation, she will kill you on the spot. Oksana, the cleaner, is a woman with an easygoing personality. She appreciates jokes, but is also ready to swing a mop if you breathe in her direction the wrong way. There are many teachers, but three stand out. Roman Sergeevich is the history teacher. He's strict, rarely jokes, but he's spot-on. Are you not following his subject? (This applies if your admission to certain professions requires knowledge of history.) He'll make you recite the entire history of countries, from A to Z. Natalya Lebedeva - Chemistry, Biology, and Physics Teacher. She's the kind of woman who understands that no one really applies to her subjects, so the lesson is literally free - she'll say something for show and then leave to do some business. Mikhail Ignatenko - Russian and Mathematics Teacher. The teacher speaks without fuss, his face always stony. He can scold you, or he can appease you and give you credit if you sincerely tell him that his teachings are interesting and understandable.