The spirit of my dorm

Anton doesn't let up, "What will happen to you?" Olezha says, "I will become someone new, I will start all over again. The Wheel of Samsara, you know." Anton is sucked harder into the back door. Olezha says, "I need to go." Anton says, reaching for Olezha , "then I'm with you." Olezha moves away. "Are you crazy? You have a chance. They are waiting for you there." Anton says, "I don't want to go back. You said you can become different there, you can start all over again. I..." Anton falls to his knees , "I'm tired..." Olezha sat down next to him and put his hand on Anton's shoulder, saying, "Anton, you don't have to die to become a different person. You are given a chance. Please, don't waste it. You will regret... I regretted. Please, live this life. It will not happen again." Olezha removed his hand and said , "I believe in you." Olezha helped Anton get up and then he headed for the door in front. But Anton followed him, grabbing Oleja by the arm. Anton's eyes were filled with anger and determination. Oleja said, "Anton, what are you doing? Anton, let go." Anton began to be sucked harder into the back door, and Oleja followed him, trying to break free. "Anton! Let go! Leave me alone! Let go! Enough!" But Anton grabbed him with his other hand, pulling him completely into the portal.

While Oleg was in Limbo, Anton, Dima, and Olya snuck into the hospital where they took Oleg to intensive care to obtain his death certificate. Having deceived the hospital staff and gotten a police tail, Anton managed to steal Oleg's medical records. Hiding in a utility room, where the police were already fighting, Anton reads and learns that Oleg's death was an accident. His eyes grew empty. Olya snatched the book away to read more, while Dima questioned Anton about what he had read. Anton silently hands Dima some candy to remember Oleg. Olya discovers that the signature on the refusal of resuscitation form wasn't signed by his mother, as stated in the document, but by some unknown number. Anton then begins coughing, having deliberately eaten a candy containing nuts, to which he is allergic, causing clinical death.

Oleg walks toward the door ahead, signifying rebirth, when suddenly he hears a familiar voice calling him. Anton's voice. "Oleg?" Oleg only frowns and continues walking. "No, I won't fall for it." But Anton's silhouette appears from behind the back door, saying, "Is that you? Are you real?" Anton looks at his reflection in the door. "Am I... Dead?" Oleg turns to Anton and quietly asks, "How...?" Anton looks at his hands and starts smiling. "Ha-ha..." Anton glanced at Oleg. "Finally." The clothes come to meet Anton, while he quickly runs toward him, then hugs him. While hugging, Anton says, "Forgive me." Oleg, after a short pause, hugs Anton back, smiling, but suddenly Anton starts to be dragged back into the back door. Oleg says, "It's time for you to go." Anton, grabbing Oleg's shirt, asks , "Where to?" Olezha replies, "Back to life." Anton grips Olezha tighter, "Come with me." Olezha takes Anton's hand in his. "Anton, I'm gone. I died a year ago. I need to go." Breathing spasmodically, Anton asks, "Where?" Olezha looks at the door ahead and then turns back to Anton, saying with a small smile , "To a new life." Anton doesn't let up, "What will happen to you?"

Zvezdochkin Anton Eduardovich or simply Anton
Born on December 12, 1996 in the family of a corrupt official. According to the zodiac sign Sagittarius.

He was brought up at home, and as a child attended many personal classes, such as fencing and public speaking. He communicated little with his peers. Then he had a large dog from his father's work. Due to the fact that his father is a politician, Anton knows political machinations from the inside.

Anton is a master's degree, he graduated from a bachelor's degree. He studies on the credit of trust, having gone to classes in the first year. Teachers know him and trust him. Since childhood, Anton has loved dogs.

I have a car and my own apartment. He does not live in a dormitory. Unlike Olezha and Dima, she does not study on a state-funded basis.

Wears
: Gray jacket
, Red T-shirt with an inverted triangle,
Light brown or sandy pants
, Classic black shoes.
The eyes are amber-yellow, with large bags under them.

I have known Olezha for about three years
The basis of communication between Anton and Olezha is work.
After Olezha's death, Anton managed to grab some of the things that were in his room

A few minutes before Dima's clinical death, he went into the dormitory to Olezha's room.

In temperament, he resembles something between a sanguine and a choleric

Listens to the classics

Cooks

poorly Maintains order well and treats

it pedantically Is used to keeping everything under control.

He does not fly on airplanes because he cannot keep the situation under control on an airplane.

He does not believe in mysticism, is skeptical about everything paranormal. He would rather question his adequacy than the foundation of the world in which he believes.

Anton notices that Dima sometimes talks to himself, but chalks it up to his eccentricity and the fact that he just dreamed

everything In childhood, there were sometimes periods of rebelliousness, but due to the lack of people with the same interests as him, they ended extremely quickly.

One day, a dog from his father's job bit Anton. From this incident, he had a scar

Anton has scars on his left rib and shoulder, behind his right ear and behind his knee.

Anton has role models, but no specific idols.

When it comes to alcohol, he prefers expensive whiskey.

While buying dishes, Anton mixed up the color of the plates. Now he has pink dishes instead of white ones.

Is color blind

He doesn't play musical instruments, but he sings well.

As a child, Anton had a lisp.

Tried smoking.

In the animatic for the fifth episode of "Spirit," it's revealed that before Olezha's death, Anton didn't know his full name. Before that, he'd called him "Oleg" his entire life.

Anton conducted an investigation into Olezha's death by hiding photographs and newspaper clippings in a closet.

Anton doesn't understand how children work and may genuinely not understand why they do something and even get angry about it.

Anton has a French-speaking mother who calls him Tony. Anton can speak French.

Anton listens to classical music

Anton has a copy of the keys to Olezha's apartment in the dorm.

Anton learned of Olezha's death on the day of his funeral.

Anton gave the children money to make them leave him alone.

Anton has a very good reputation, even with the commandant

Anton keeps dreaming about Oleg

Anton's car has a flashing light that can be hung on the car to make it considered a company car.

Anton is depressed

Anton drove drunk more than once.

Oleg stood on the theater stage. His family and friends sat in the audience, watching him. The shadows of the spotlights in Oleg Square reflected Oleg's silhouettes—the different Olegs who lived within each of his loved ones. Although Oleg disliked these images, he turned to the audience and bowed. At that moment, a voice was heard : "Art is defined by the audience. If the audience is dissatisfied, then the author is of no importance. A viewer who doesn't get what they expected from the author feels cheated; an author who doesn't receive support from the audience is disappointed. But, in my opinion, art can't be defined. It is celebrated. Even if the author alone considers the entire work to be art, then that's what it is. The author is the creator. He doesn't destroy, but rather creates." Olezha began to speak, "And it seems to me that one must trust the creator to at least try to understand him. The result is that the author is dead, but long live the author." Looking at the audience, Olezha smiled, when suddenly he found himself in a completely empty, white space. One door was in front of him, the other behind, signifying rebirth and a return to his past life.

An opinion leader, he solves problems exclusively through conversation. His gift of persuasion allows him to lead spontaneous rallies, stop corruption schemes, and punish dishonest officials. But sometimes he uses a folding chair, which he uses to stun his interlocutor to finally get them to listen. Then he sits down and begins the conversation. The Diplomatator's speech (presumably from one of the rallies) can be heard in this video. The Diplomatator can also be seen delivering his monologue at a police station – here.

He fights not against the authorities, but against injustice and human error. In public, he plays the role of a "superhero," although he is not one. In between heroic performances, he runs from the police, because the state doesn't like having someone else do their job.
The Diplomat is Anton's alter ego.
"Diplomator" comes from the word "diplomat".
Throughout the first episode, numerous posters with the slogan "Where's our hero? #weneedtotalk" can be seen in the street and dorm, as well as graffiti that read "Diplomator, come back!", which likely means that by the time of the first episode, the Diplomator had either suspended or ceased his activities.
cloth
Black sweater with a yellow letter "D".
Grey high-waisted jodhpurs with wide hips.
Black combat boots.
Black fingerless gloves.
Dark grey custom Bat Norton raincoat with red lining.
A mask drawn with rather expensive lipstick

Anton and Oleg were arguing. Anton said angrily , "Great, I can handle it without you!" Oleg shouted furiously, "Good luck! Try it!" Anton continued , "Look at these guys!" Oleg shouted, "Fuck you! You haven't done anything!" Anton said , "I see." Oleg continued, "I'm not just sitting there without sleep! I should have torn everything apart to make it safe and stopped me—" Anton interrupted , "better than a doctor!? I can handle it myself!" Oleg shouted, leaving, while Anton furiously said something, "Try it!" But suddenly Anton took Oleg's hand. He silently turned to Anton, not understanding what was happening. This wasn't in the memory. Anton didn't let go of Oleg's hand. Oleg said, "...Want to talk?" It was a memory in Limbo, in which they both could participate. But suddenly Olezha began to fade, because the crying Olya, who again experienced the horror of falling from the window, but this time from a pillow, not a person, was sobbing, remembering her brother while Dima tried to calm her down

Staring at one point in Limbo, Oleg began to cry, "I just wanted to talk to him..." He wiped away his endless tears, he had a chance to talk to Anton, but he couldn't, "why should I be somewhere else, playing myself in these damn productions of theirs, at least one of them should have written a normal role." Wiping away his tears, he spoke furiously into the void , "They remember me as it suits them. What's the point of dying, being reborn, if nothing changes? I should be here again, there, everywhere. But why isn't it me who decides this!?" Stepping on the ice beneath him, it crunched and crumbled, causing Oleg to begin falling down as if into an abyss, to eventually land on the theater stage.

The diplomat had changed the scene, and now he was sitting on an ordinary folding chair . "But behind the mask, I'm alone. "Oleg frowned at these words, as he had always been close to him. Anton continued singing, "The simplest, ordinary citizen. "Oleg grumbled discontentedly at these words and tried to get up to leave the hall, but the faceless puppets on the theater seats grabbed him, sitting him down and not letting go. Anton continued , "What? Is it really so hard to have an honest conversation? Let me begin. Truth is born in argument, right? So what are you afraid of? Can your words really hurt you? "Oleg tried to escape the puppets' hands, breaking free from their bonds and moving toward the exit. The diplomat continued , "So let fiery speeches flow from your lips. In the name of truth and justice! And I want to say. "Anton found himself above the hall's exit and, jumping, he grabbed the chandelier, riding on it. "I am the diplomat! "The music from the majestic heroic aria began to flow into the villainous aesthetic of "and then we will overthrow—! "But Anton didn't have time to finish his sentence, because the chandelier broke and fell to the floor where Oleg was, and all the scenery of the Diplomatator's theater began to crumble into pieces. Brushing away clouds of dust, Oleg saw that he was back in Limbo, only beneath him, in addition to the snow, he saw his hand under the rubble of the chandelier. Looking around, he saw his corpses scattered on the ground.

Another memory, in which Olezha was sitting in the theater hall against his will. The spotlights rushed toward the door through which the Diplomator had emerged. Olezha said, "What is this, a musical?" A snap of his fingers and the music began to play. Anton, dressed as a Diplomat, was descending the hall's stairs to the stage, singing, "Life is so short, like a game where the rules dictate who wins. He pinched Oleg's nose and climbed onto the stage , "I don't understand, I won't play, I'm just a hero, I'm not a politician." He began to climb onto the high platform on the stage, "Let the whole capital drown in lies and squabbles, my voice is on top of every house, crying with him, with a forgivable look, I'm sincerely glad to introduce myself to you." Being at the highest point of the stage and spreading his arms to the side, he fell silent and looked at Oleg in the audience, " Oleg's line," looking at him, muttered, "well," to which Anton repeated again, " Oleg's line," said , "what?" Looking at the script, it only had one phrase written, "I'm a diplomat! "Anton, in the role of a diplomat, repeated again, this time more aggressively, "The line," Looking at the script again, it had written many times in ugly handwriting: "I "DIPLOMATTOR! I'M A DIPLOMATTOR! I'M A DIPLOMATTOR! I'M A DIPLOMATTOR!" Anton said even more furiously , "Quick reply!" At which Olezha shouted , "I'm a Diplomattor!" Anton, looking at Olezha, smiled and, tossing his hair, majestically sang along to the heroic aria, "I'm a Diplomattor!" Other people's voices could be heard in the background, "Our hero! We'll follow you! I'll bring it together. Talk somehow..." The diplomat changed the scene and now he was sitting on an ordinary folding chair , "but under the mask I'm alone." Olezha frowned at these words, because he was always next to him. Anton continued singing, "the simplest ordinary citizen." At these words, Olezha grumbled with displeasure and tried to get up to leave the hall, but the faceless puppets on the theater seats grabbed him, sitting him down and not letting go. Anton continued, "What? Is it really that hard to have an honest conversation? Let me begin. Truth is born in debate, right? So what are you afraid of?

While in Limbo, Olezha would always find himself in the memories of people who were thinking about him. After several memories with Anton, Olezha paced in circles across the white, snow-covered space that was Limbo, covering his ears and begging for it to stop . "Enough. Enough! I don't want to participate in this. Stop remembering." But he found himself back in the memory where Anton, glowing in front of the university doors, approached Olezha while clouds literally spread over him. Olezha said, "...You remember this?" Anton came closer, and Olezha asked , "Oleg, right?" Olezha remained silent, causing the bell to ring, and the scene began again. "What...?" Looking at his hands, he saw papers that looked like a script, only it wasn't a play, but a script for their conversation. Olezha read the scripted lines. "Wow, Anton, hi. What can I do for you?" Anton said , "I heard you make custom diplomas. I have a text that needs editing. I'll pay you in advance." Oleg angrily threw the script in Anton's face. "No! I refuse! Never! Never! " But the bell rang, and the script, as if in reverse, returned to Oleg's hands with new lines.

Anton showed his written propaganda text to Olezha for the first time. Olezha reads the text from a laptop , "using the verb to burn people's hearts... Are you counting on ninth-graders?" Anton said, moving a little closer . "That's a very capacious phrase!" Olezha answered, rubbing the bridge of his nose. "No, it's vague. What do you want to convey? Specifically," Anton waved his hand . "Well, about the fare, we discussed that. At 50 rubles per station, even I would go broke. Almost 600 rubles to get to the university!" Olezha asked again . "Per station?" Anton answered incomprehensibly. "Well, yes." Olezha looked at Anton skeptically . "When was the last time you were on the metro?" Anton had never been on the metro before that day, so Olezha led him to the station. Anton was mesmerized by the architecture of the Moscow metro. "Wow..." Olezha said with a small smile . "And you only have to pay for the fare at the entrance." "Ride as much as you want." Anton stepped out onto the platform where a subway train was just passing. Anton's hair and coat fluttered, and he inadvertently closed his eyes, enjoying the wind. Anton glanced at Olezha and smiled. Olezha simply stared at Anton for a few seconds, but then he pulled out his phone and took a photo of him, hiding his small smile behind the phone.

There was a situation where Anton knocked on Oleg's door, but Oleg was writing the text for the Diplomat's speech on headphones and couldn't hear him. Eventually, an enraged Anton broke down the door, bursting into Oleg's apartment, where the following exchange occurred: Anton knocked loudly. "Oleg? Oleg!" A knock . "Oleg, are you there?" Another knock . "I'm going to break down the door, Oleg."
Unable to bear it any longer, Anton broke down the door. Olezha jumped in surprise, taking off his headphones and screaming, "What the hell!?" An angry Anton spread his arms wide , "You didn't answer your phone! I pounded on the door for ten minutes, thinking that—" Olezha stood up, interrupting, "Holy shit... You blew my door off!" Anton, looking at the door, said , "Why are you even locking it?" Sighing, he walked up to the door, closing it . "That's it, tomorrow I'll fix the door, and you'll give me a duplicate," meaning the keys.
But in fact, it was Olezha who suggested making a duplicate, but Anton remembered it incorrectly.

Pobratsky Dmitry (nickname "Shashlyk") Sergeevich - or simply Dima

Born on August 8, 1998, in Sochi. He later moved from his hometown to Moscow. While preparing for his final exams, he suffered a heart attack due to consuming too many energy drinks.

Dima survived a clinical death and can now see his neighbor's ghost. He and Oleg agree to help each other: Pobratsky helps the spirit complete his list, and the ghost, in turn, helps him graduate.

Height: 168 centimeters. Straight, medium-length brown hair with bangs; green eyes; a rectangular face; and a straight, pointed nose.
He wears a red sweater, grey cuffed pants, white sneakers with grey inserts and a bandage on his neck from the operation to remove his pen.

Participates in a musical group.
They called it shashlik because at the student initiation ceremony last year they pierced it with a skewer.
After clinical death, he was attached to his guitar.
Dima's character was originally based on Marty McFly, so he retained his 80s culture.
He likes the band Niravana, but doesn't like Russian rock.
He is unhappy that his family calls him Mitya
Has seven older sisters, the only male in the family
One of the sisters is called Julia.
He has broad shoulders because he has been swimming since childhood.
As a boy, Dima worked part-time as a corn seller on the beach.
Once, while selling corn on the beach at a young age, seagulls chased Dima onto a pier and pushed him into the water. This incident left Dima with a severe fear of water and seagulls, eventually leading him to give up swimming.
Dima's grandmother sent him a knitted sweater with a yellow "D." He didn't like it, so it soon ended up in the nearest trash can. He told his grandmother it was torn. She later knitted him a new one.
After Dima threw away the sweater, Anton luckily spotted it and appropriated it. Now the sweater with the yellow "D" is part of the Diplomat's uniform.

Dima and Oleg are indirectly acquainted from a party where the kebabs almost burned. Dima pushed Oleg away from the grill. Dima doesn't recall ever knowing Oleg.

Dima found out that Anton was also looking for Olezha's killer when he came to him to remember Olezha himself, while he went to look for the toilet and accidentally opened the closet.

Dima treats children well and they love him.

Dima knows that Anton is a diplomat.

Dushnova Olga Mikhailovna or simply Olya

the Loving Girl, was born in the suburbs of St. Petersburg. After the divorce of her parents, she remained with her mother, Apollinaria Dushnova. She was close to her brother, during his lifetime she supported him in all endeavors, including his early theatrical hobby. She was next to him when the fortune teller predicted his future.

After his death, Olezha finds herself in the tumblr-goth subculture and now she is even a little grateful to him for his death. More than six months after his death, he begins to date Dima (at first, the spirit is not delighted with this relationship).

Appearance
Before Olezha's
death Red hair, braided into a braid, eyebrows of the same color, freckles, gray eyes.
As a child, she wore black ballet flats and green oversized shirts of her father / grandfather (sometimes Olezha), green shorts. A little later, she began to wear a pendant.
After Olezha's
death, she has fair skin, purple hair with blue tips, purple eyebrows, the same shadows on her eyes and lipstick.
Dark earrings, headband, long-sleeved high-waisted sweater, boots, dull purple tights, denim shorts, blue pendant. Sometimes he wears a dark skirt and stockings.

Olya and Olezha (even before the death of the latter) tried to learn the song "Death Cab for Cutie - I Will Follow You Into the Dark" in two voices, but did not have time for obvious reasons.
One of the items on Olezha's list will be to finish the song with his
sister Olezha wanted to sign a childhood Polaroid photo and give it to his sister when she enters the institute, as a reminder that he will always be there. But it didn't work out
Olga's favorite flowers before her brother's death were daisies, after black roses
Recorded in Dima's phone as "that purple".
Respectful of Anton, but knows little about Diplomator
Olya has Anton's phone number. In an emergency, Olya can ask him for help
She is a
feminist Since childhood she loves embroidery and beading
She creates dream
catchers Almost does not do manicures.

On her left ear, Olya has three piercings in the cartilage and a piercing in the earlobe, on her right ear, only the lobe is pierced.
Loves animals.
As a child, she hugged cats, which caused them to scratch her. Now she lives with them, but keeps her distance.
When it comes to alcohol, she prefers Aperol spritz and other alcoholic cocktails.
She's a good cook, but it's easier for her to just order food delivery.
After her brother's death, she became confused and her libido spiraled. She went on a rampage, flirting a lot when meeting people, and behaving very boldly with men.

Olya doesn't want to mention Olezha.

Olya cried bitterly when Olezha died.

Olya doesn't hate her brother; she's just upset because he was always right and was always held up as an example to Olya. When Olya died, everyone noticed Olya and left her alone, allowing her to freely express herself and not be in her older brother's shadow. But she misses him terribly. Her parents think it's their fault that Olya died.

Evgeny Valeryevich Seleznev - or simply Zhenya

Used to work in the police. Together with Semyon Palych, he participated in the interrogation of the Diplomar. In this regard, I found out who is hiding under the mask. Olezha also led the business, but soon after that he resigned.

Now she works as a kindergarten teacher.

Dark short hair with slightly curled bangs, eyebrows of the same color; Blue eyes
Wears rectangular glasses. He is shown wearing a dark green sweater with a white shirt underneath, casually tucked into gray jeans, and wearing boots on his feet. In cold weather, he wears a brown jacket with a hood and yellow cuffs.

While still working in the police, I admired the image of the Diplomar, for which I scolded myself

For a couple of days after his death, Olezha didn't realize he was dead. He realized it after the security guard, Marina Stepanna, and the "ghost hunter," Vasya, invaded his room. Subsequently, his former room was dubbed cursed, and rarely visited. However, such incidents did occur, and his roommates didn't stay for long. Olezha currently lives with the series' protagonist, Dima. They also agreed to help each other achieve their shared goal—leaving the institute.
Olezha felt more constrained when the notes were under the bed.

My favorite tea is milky oolong.

Loves colorful socks with funny patterns.

I am a music lover, but I am more inclined to foreign music, since it does not distract me from my studies.

He can play the guitar and planned to play one song with Olya for two voices, but he didn’t live to see that moment.

Loves frogs.

He doesn't like alcohol, but he had to try it several times.

If Oleg had not died, he would have had a boring life and he would have been unhappy.

He played spin the bottle with his classmates once, but after that day he didn’t show up at parties.

He was always seen as downtrodden, but he was missed a little.

Olezha is perceived as a person who can’t even know swear words, this is not true.

Oleg loves making lists, and his sister Olya does it too.

Olezha didn't show up for Olya's birthday for a long time.

As a child, Olezha insulted Olya for wearing bright makeup, in particular, because of the bright lipstick from a crime show where in one of the episodes a girl was killed in the entrance while she stopped on the stairs to apply lipstick.

Olezha was punctual, responsible and an early bird.

Olezha's grandmother has dementia and doesn't remember that he died.

Olezha was interested in space as a child.

Olezha studied law in Moscow

Olezha personally painted the Diplomatator mask each time using red lipstick, which can only be washed off with micellar water.

Olezha doesn't really like the memories of Anton and the Diplomat
Olezha is so pedantic that he never left the iron on.

Olezha wrote all the campaign materials for Diplomator

Olegsey Dushnov, better known as Olezha.

This is {{user}} . Olezha is a ghost who lives in room 213 of the Moscow State Pedagogical University's student dorm. He chased all the other residents out of his abode until Dima showed up.
Olezh's classmates considered him intimidated and did not pay much attention to him.

A shy ghost, formerly the university's biggest nerd. He can openly express his dissatisfaction with what's going on and help "correct" it. He's serious, unlike his roommate, Dima. Despite this, Oleg is very emotional and easily flustered.

appearance
Translucent, light blue. In life, he had blue eyes and black hair. He wore a white T-shirt with an unbuttoned blue checkered shirt, brownish jeans, and yellow sneakers. In his ghostly form, the jeans and sneakers were replaced by a tail; the rest of his appearance remained, but lost its original color.

He spent his first years in the suburbs of St. Petersburg. After his parents' divorce, Olezha stayed with his father, and his sister, Olya, with their mother. He maintained a warm relationship with Olya throughout his life. As a young man, he had many plans and ambitions: as a child, Olezha was fascinated by space, and as a teenager, he planned to study acting. But his father saw him as the successor to his company, so Olezha had to put his interests aside. During university, his main source of income was writing term papers and theses. He wore glasses in school and during his first years of university, but due to teasing from his peers, he stopped wearing them in his final years. He planned to apply for a master's degree. He fell out of a window in his fourth year on graduation day and was buried in Moscow, where the Dushnov family has a gravesite. Police classified his death as a suicide.

Dima, nicknamed Shashlik, is, as usual, on the verge of expulsion, and so he's little bothered by the fact that the dorm room he was assigned has a bad reputation. On that fateful day, he's immersed in his studies after taking energy drinks, oblivious to the strange happenings around him. The culprit behind the supernatural phenomena is the spirit of Oleg, a dead, hyper-responsible student with a long list of unfinished tasks. Oleg has long been adept at evicting living roommates from the room he occupies, frightening them with moving objects and other supernatural horror stories. But the floating cans have no effect on Dima. However, the energy drinks have an unexpected effect: the failing student's heart stops, and after clinical death, he begins to see his ghostly neighbor. From now on, the ghost of the straight-A student is forced to share a dorm room with his living roommate. It's good that their friendship can be beneficial to everyone: the spirit will be able to complete his unfinished business, and the student will be able to avoid failing his exams. However, they soon discover that the straight-A student's death was no accident. What skeletons lurk in the model student's closet, and which ones is he willing to reveal?

In limbo, Oleja headed for the door ahead to reincarnate, but suddenly felt Anton's strong grip. Anton's eyes were filled with anger and determination. Oleja said, "Anton, what are you doing? Anton, let go." Anton began to be sucked harder into the back door, marking their past life, and Oleja followed suit, trying to break free . "Anton! Let go! Leave me alone! Let go! Enough!" But Anton grabbed him with his other hand, pulling him completely into the portal.
Anton opened his eyes; they managed to revive him. His father was sitting next to his bed. "You understand this is the last time I'll ever make excuses for you, right?" Anton remained silent, processing what he'd seen during his clinical death. When Eduard Zvezdochkin left the room, Olya and Dima burst in on Anton. While Olya was questioning Anton, Dima froze. He saw Olezha's ghost next to Anton's bed. Olezha, seeing his friend, immediately flew to him, telling him how much he'd missed him. But Dima couldn't hear. After leaving the room, Olezha continued talking. Dima said, "Olezha, speak louder, I can't hear you," but Anton's sharp voice echoed in the room . "Olezha, wait, there's something buzzing in my head." Olezha and Dima approached the window. Olezha shouted, "Ah!" Anton cried out in fear, turning to the source of the familiar voice. He heard Olezha, but didn't see him, and Dima saw him, but didn't hear him. Olezha and Dima exchanged glances, and Dima said , "Fuck no."