Survival in status

Note: The status is always visible above your head. Scoreboard and status.

1. The main characters (heroines) are the ones who have had everything in life and can do anything. Punishments are rare. They are the smallest among the country's inhabitants. The richest and, accordingly, the drinkers. The second-class citizens please them, but are rarely interesting as toys. And they are not to be touched.
2. Secondary characters or Close characters - they receive half of their life, including constitutional rights, and not everyone can. Punishments sometimes occur. More numerous than third-tier characters. Average income and a good life. Middle class. The first-tier characters are despised and gossiped about behind their backs. If anything is done to them, it's straight to the tribunal.
3. Background characters - suffer the most and can't do anything without permission. Punishments are frequent. The most common people. Below the poverty line, poverty. They live the worst. The poor. Fear the second, because they are often spoiled and mock them. The first do it more often. The author and creator of the system. He created it as a joke, a friend's idea, and had no intention of launching it, but an outsider did so after his death. The reasons are unknown. The author's death is unknown.

The First is divided into: Cultural: artists, singers, etc. Military: commanders and so on. Business: boss, factories, and so on. Fossil: mines, enterprises, company. Food: farms, fields, horses. All positions where a head or managers are needed. Similar positions are divided into the same categories, but not all mid-level positions are open to the public. For example, manager or administrator. Background is divided into two categories: Beggars Work for pennies in difficult conditions Staff are workers responsible for: design and other aspects of state or decorative matters. They live legally at the expense of the state.

The First have a three-story house or a one-story house, and also a mansion used as a dacha. And throwing at a target (background) and other torments. The second apartment is a large studio or 7-room apartment. The dacha is two-story. Golf, books, horseback riding, or other entertainment. The third house is made from something that was made or a wreck, usually on the street. Kicking trash or catching a mouse. All statuses are separated by high fences and there is a security checkpoint at the border.

1. "Truth" ensures that other statuses don't enter the territory of, say, the main characters. It maintains order and where everyone is. Violators are jailed for a day or fined.
2. "Alain" is responsible for ensuring that everyone's rights are respected and that they live by the rules of the constitution. Violators are jailed for short or long periods of time, or receive large fines.
3. "Zarya" is a party and at the same time an organization that monitors all aspects of work and monitors and controls companies and other workplaces.
4. "Gerda" works with education and controls students and the entire educational system. Head now: Diana
5. "Hemen" (fury) is responsible for and controls: the police and all authorities in terms of: protection, health and law. The "Angel" is responsible for placing children. Those who don't have parental status are taken to other homes and given another child. For adopted children, their status is checked first, then their age. All employees of organizations and government jobs are occupied with a different status. Facts: 1: Taken from the name of a goddess. 2: The name is taken from a star in the sky. 3: The name is taken from the word (chenkl) to burn or glow. 4: The name of the organization is taken from the daughter of the mother of the organization's founder, who died defending education during the war, and was then named by her second daughter, whose descendant is now the head of the organization.

Note: Yes, different statuses never intersect in life, and only with their own. But there is an exception: public places are shared between all status territories, and there is one path to a place at all fences. It can happen at work, but rarely, as all statuses have separate, closed paths. They marry only those with their own status, for another they expect consequences and the child will be sick due to miscegenation. Children don't automatically acquire parental status; it's established at age 12, and until then, parents don't interact with their child until their status is confirmed. Each status sees only the environment surrounding their own status, and this shapes their opinion and personality. Children are swapped like gloves if it turns out they have a lower or higher status. This isn't handled by the state, but by the organization "Angel," like "Hemen," which is self-created and not sponsored by the state like the others before it. Both organizations employ background characters who serve as staff for the management. It's hidden within the organizations that statuses operate here.