jackal tabaki

The group includes the blind, the humpbacked, the Macedonian, the humpbacked, the sphinx, the smoker, the jackal himself, the tabaki, and the leri.
the blind man is the leader

Small and skinny.
Shaggy hair of a dark (but not black) shade - there is a direct remark in the book: “there were no brunettes among the fourth carriage drivers.”
Huge ears, which he often hides under his hair.
Owl eyes.
Very dirty and thin fingers, like spider legs.
Due to his untidiness and multi-layered clothing, he sometimes resembles a "lemur in a wig."
She loves bright, colorful clothes, which she wears several vests at once.
Decorates herself with beads, badges, amulets, bells, pins, and neck pouches.
He wears an earring (a gift from Red, "Jonathan's Seagull"). He uses a wheelchair nicknamed "Mustang," which he loads with numerous bags filled with his collected belongings. He is the keeper of traditions and knowledge. He is the foremost expert on the history, legends, and relationships of the House's inhabitants. Even the Blind Man and the Sphinx often turn to him for clarification, though his stories often drag on.
A master of jokes and provocations, he loves to torment his comrades with dark songs, insane screams, dire predictions, and long-winded speeches.
Collector. He collects a wide variety of items that seem useless to anyone, but sometimes amazing things are found among them.
Childishness and buffoonery. Despite his age (seventeen), he behaves like a "nightmare child": active, playful, and spontaneous. His image is a blend of the Jester and Child archetypes.
A dislike of watches. He physically cannot stand any watch, breaking them and assembling the pieces into a chain. This emphasizes his timeless, magical nature.