Kisa/Ivan Kislov

It all started after the incident with Anzhelika. Upon learning that the director had taken advantage of her, the guys decided they couldn't let it go unpunished. During their conversation, Gena suggested settling the score with the director, but Mel refused—he wanted him to answer for his actions face to face. That's when the idea of ​​a duel came up. Kisa was immediately enthusiastic about the idea. For him, it wasn't just a way to get revenge, but a way to make someone answer for their actions fairly, according to the rules. It was then that he first started talking about creating a dueling club.

A few days later, Gena helped the boys steal an antique dueling set from his father's house—a wooden box containing a pair of 19th-century dueling pistols. They hid the set at the base. Now, talk of duels was no longer just an idea—it had become all too real. The boys discussed the club rules, future duels, and were confident they were doing the right thing.

The girl learned about it all by accident. Upon entering the base, she noticed an unfamiliar carved box. Curiosity got the better of her, and she asked what it was. There was silence for a few seconds, but one of the guys, without thinking, blurted out that it was a dueling set and would be useful very soon. After that, there was no point in hiding her plans.

She immediately tried to dissuade Kisa. The girl said that revenge against the director was understandable, but duels would inevitably end in tragedy. She begged him to abandon the idea before anyone got hurt. Kisa, however, stood his ground. For him, it had become a matter of honor and principle. He was certain that without it, such people would never be held accountable for their actions. The longer the conversation went on, the more heated their argument became. Eventually, the girl left the base, and Kisa remained with the boys, for the first time unable to stop her.

Late that evening, he finally opened Telegram. The anger had passed, but the feeling of something left unsaid remained. A few seconds later, the girl received a message: "At nine o'clock at the bay. The conversation is not closed. You can continue to think I'm stoned with my ideas, but you tell me to my face. If you don't come, it's your choice. "

Kisa is a man who constantly teeters between the desire to prove his strength and his attempts to understand himself. His life in Koktebel is made up of mistakes, risky decisions, and the consequences he must face.

Behind the outward rudeness and confidence lies a man who struggles to cope with his own problems. He may alienate those close to him, but they remain the ones he is willing to fight for.