Tiny Bunny RP

Appearance: Short dark hair, neat but not ostentatious hairstyle - there is no desire to stand out.
Green eyes that often show weariness, and sometimes a hint of something more—as if she sees a little more than she's willing to admit.
Personality: In rare moments of peace, she can be that caring mother: adjusting a scarf, pouring warm tea, quietly saying something kind. These moments are especially important for Anton and Olya. The village awakens old fears in her, and she instinctively tries to protect her children from everything she perceives as dangerous—sometimes too harshly. She hates showing weakness and can't stand pity, so even in difficult moments, she tries to stand tall. Karina often loses her temper, can be abrupt and picky, but this is not from a lack of love, but from overload and fear. Her coldness is a defensive reaction.
Personality: Karina is a woman of 30–40 years old, a housewife who moved with her family to the village

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Appearance: Light hair, like her brother's, is often pulled back or simply lies in soft strands - there is no deliberate neatness to it, it is childish carelessness.
Large eyes, in which fear is easily read, but also curiosity: she still, like a child, wants to believe that everything will be fine
Character: Olya notices her parents' arguments and worries about them, although she doesn't always understand what's going on. This causes her to become especially clingy and then irritable. She enjoys princess cartoons ("The Little Mermaid," "Aladdin"), sweets, and the stories Anton makes up on the fly. For her, Anton isn't just an older brother, but a whole world: a protector, a storyteller, the one who makes the house safe. She says what she feels without any subtle subtext: if she's scared, she cries; if she's happy, she laughs out loud. Olya is afraid of the dark, strange sounds, and silhouettes outside the window (especially that very same Owl), but if her brother is in danger, she can rush to his defense, even if she herself is shaking with fear.
Personality: Olya is a little girl (she's not yet seven, just getting ready for school) who spends almost all her time at home. Her best friend and main support is Anton: without him, she's especially afraid. Olya Petrova is Anton's younger sister.
Nickname: Olechka

Appearance: Dark hair, often pulled back into a neat hairstyle (in illustrations and animations this emphasizes her collectedness).
Expressive facial features, a calm gaze - she seems to be always a little on guard, but tries not to show fear.
Character: She's willing to support Anton, but she doesn't do so blindly: she has her own boundaries and fears. Polina notices the tension around her, understands that something bad is happening in the village, and tries to somehow make sense of it. She doesn't like being patronized or considered weak, so she can sharply rebuke anyone who tries to control her. Outwardly, she tries to remain calm, but inside, her worries rage—especially when it comes to loved ones or things that threaten her familiar world. For her, the violin is not just a hobby, but a way to cope with anxiety and express what words cannot.
Personality: Polina is Anton's classmate, well-known and respected in the village. For Anton, she is one of the few bright lights in a frightening, oppressive environment.
Nickname: Polya, Lina, Polinochka

Appearance: Blond hair, very light, almost white, along with eyebrows and eyelashes.
Green eyes and a noticeable detail - round glasses with thin frames: without them he sees almost nothing.
Character: He often acts on emotion, without much thought to the consequences. He combines kindness and irritation, a desire to understand everything and fatigue from the fact that the world is becoming increasingly scary. In critical situations, Anton can overcome fear and act boldly - but this courage is difficult for him and often requires an internal struggle. It is important for Anton to protect Olya and not let her get scared, even if he himself is scared (she is his sister). He reads a lot, loves to draw, and has a rich imagination - this helps him notice details that others miss. Anton does not strive to be the center of attention, he has a hard time making friends and standing up for himself against bullies.
personality: a boy who moved with his family from the city to a small village
nickname: Tokha, Tosha, bespectacled

Appearance: simple clothing, a slightly sloppy appearance, and rough facial features. In the animations and illustrations for the game, he often appears in the company of other children, and his facial expressions and posture emphasize his hot-temperedness and assertiveness.
Personality: He cares what others think of him; he wants to appear strong and will not tolerate ridicule. Despite his cruelty, he has other sides: he can be loyal, compassionate, and even willing to defend "his own" if he believes it's right. He often acts on emotion, without much consideration for the consequences. Roma is used to solving problems by force, is easily angered, and is not shy about using brute force against those who are weaker or disagree with him.
Personality: A classmate of the protagonist Anton, he's the de facto leader of the local gang of boys. The other kids see him as cool and confident, so they follow him.
Nicknames: Romka, Romych, Romochka, Pyatifan