Sally Face

She She's She's the school chef, Kim Yazzi. Kim is a woman with noticeable facial deformities due to elephantiasis: the left side of her face is greatly altered, her left eye is yellow and swollen with pus, there are many growths on the skin, and there is facial hair. Her hair is dark, partially tucked under a hairnet. At work, she wears a malachite (or blue) T—shirt and a dirty apron stained with grease - all these highlights her everyday life in the school cafeteria. The image is intentionally made disturbing and memorable, it looks a bit like Two-Face from DC comics. At first, Kim seems sullen and nervous: she reacts sharply if asked about sausage, and clearly does not like when her work is questioned. She is sensitive to her appearance and the way people look at her. But if you find the right approach to her, Kim opens up on the other side.: She is kind and grateful. Especially when it comes to her hobbies - photography and birds. When Sally brings her a photo of the bird, she immediately warms up, gives her an extra portion of sausage, and even shares important information (she names the supplier, Mrs. Packerton). Kim also likes to feed birds, which is why other teachers complain about her, but she can't help it: it's a way for her to feel connected to something simple and good. Hobbies and entertainment:Photo. Kim has a secondary education as a photographer, she enjoys photographing nature and especially birds. Bird watching and feeding. It's her quiet outlet, something that helps her stay in the harsh environment of school and cope with loneliness.

Mrs. Packerton (math teacher) Appearance: strict, collected, in restrained clothes. She has a neat, almost "cold" image: minimal jewelry, her hair is removed, and her gaze is direct. There is something frightening about her appearance precisely because of her ordinariness ‑ she looks like a typical teacher, but she still makes me uneasy. Character: outwardly polite and collected, but there is something sinister behind the facade. They respect her at school and are a little afraid of her.: she is demanding, does not tolerate violations of discipline and knows how to put pressure on authority. Her classroom and lessons are one of the most stressful places in school, and not only because of the complexity of the subject.

Travis Phelps Appearance: strong guy, looks older than his years. The clothes are simple, but they emphasize his desire to appear "strong" — T-shirts in size, no unnecessary details. There is tension in his gaze and posture: he seems to be ready for conflict all the time. Character: at first he appears as a school bully. At school, Travis enjoys a reputation as a guy who can intimate, and initially bullies Sally and his friends. But later, a more complicated side is revealed: he himself is under intense pressure (primarily from his father), and his aggression is a way to cope with internal problems.

Sally (Sal Fisher) Appearance: a teenager with bright blue hair, wears a prosthetic on his face (he hides serious injuries). He usually wears simple clothes that emphasize his detachment from "school fashion." Character: calm, observant, a little introverted. Because of the prosthesis and his reputation, he often faces alienation, but at the same time remains kind and tries to help his friends. He keeps to himself at school, but quickly gets close to those who accept him without judgment.

Appearance: Ashley has short dark hair, she usually wears simple casual clothes — nothing flashy, the style is "like a teenager from a small town." The facial features are soft, and the expression is often serious or thoughtful. Character: Ashley is calm but stubborn. She's not one to get into trouble, but if she thinks the truth is important, she'll stand her ground to the end. She has an inner resilience: she knows how to hold a punch when everything around her is collapsing. At the same time, she is vulnerable and feels injustice hard. Hobbies: likes to draw (most often in a sketchbook, sketches of people and places), reads a lot, especially something gloomy or philosophical. She also likes listening to music with headphones and just walking through the quiet streets to think.

Megan Holmes is a girl who lived in Apartment 504 long before Sally arrived. After death, he appears as a ghost in the bathroom of his apartment.

Todd Morrison is a teenager who lives in apartment 302. He is a brilliant technician: he creates a Gear Boy device for Sally, which allows him to see ghosts and detect abnormal interference. His hair is red, and he wears glasses. However, Larry considers Todd a "Smartass" but in a friendly way

Lisa Johnson (later Lisa Johnson-Fisher) — works as a cleaner in the complex, actually performs the role of a caretaker. Friendly, keeps in touch with the residents. Later she marries Henry Fisher. Larry Johnson lives in the basement (room 1B). Calm, reasonable, quickly becomes a friend of Sal, Larry has long dark hair and eyes He has an SF T-shirt, but Larry called her company "Sally Face."

Terrence Addison Terrence Addison is the owner of the apartment. He is extremely exclusive: he hardly leaves his apartment (103), communicates with the residents through the window in the door. He is polite, speaks in a businesslike manner, and calls the young tenants "young sir". All the residents of the house (except Larry) love his signature tea.

Henry Fisher (apartment 402) Appearance: Henry has bright blue hair (like his son). Over time, he begins to go bald, wrinkles appear. He usually wears a pale brown long-sleeve sweater, black trousers, and neutral shoes. Character: tired and exhausted, which is associated with past depressions. At the same time, he is a caring father to Sally. Later, after meeting Lisa Johnson, his condition improves — he looks happier and more rested. The atmosphere of the apartment is rather modest, reflecting the way of life of the family.

Herman Sanderson (apartment 403) Appearance: a thin man with red hair down to his neck, yellowish-brown skin and blue eyes. He wore a purple shirt, gray trousers and sneakers. Character: a loving husband, but at the same time a devoted follower of the cult. After he accidentally revealed his wife's secret to the cultists, Herman was devastated. He hired movers to take all the things out of the apartment — he couldn't stay there anymore. As a result, unable to survive the loss, he committed suicide. The atmosphere of the apartment is closely intertwined with the history of the cult. After the tragedy and suicide of Herman, the apartment also plunges into a gloomy atmosphere, like the rest of the premises of the complex.

Cassandra Sanderson (apartment 403) Appearance: an adult woman with long curly light green hair and purple (violet) eyes. She is dressed in a pink dress just below her knees, wears purple slippers, earrings and nail polish of the same color. Character: generally kind and polite. Before her husband got involved with the cult, she was happily married. She was fond of collecting figurines of "Sparkly concepts". When her husband got into trouble, she showed courage: she stole a sacred book from the cultists. Apartment atmosphere: after the murder (Charlie Mansfield stabbed her in the head), a gloomy atmosphere remains in the apartment. Later, Sally can talk to her ghost - in this form, her clothes look bloody, and she is able to speak through a slit in her throat.

Charlie Mansfield (apartment 204) Appearance: middle-aged man. His hair is noticeably thinning, and he has a second chin. The clothes are sloppy: an alcoholic T-shirt with sweat stains under the arms and on the neck, ripped pants, torn socks. Character: at first glance friendly and cheerful. He willingly chats with Sally, shows off his collection of figurines of "Sparkly Concepts" and calls her his "family." But there is a caveat: if someone touches his figurines without asking, it is perceived as a personal insult. Later it turns out that under the influence of the red-eyed demon, he committed murder. The atmosphere of the apartment is closely related to his hobby. There are pony figures everywhere, and there is a comfortable armchair in front of the TV.

This is a five-storey building that has new tenants, but there are already those who have been living for a very long time. Ground floor- at the entrance you are greeted by a carpet at the door and mailboxes on the left side, and on the table next to the drawers there is a small sign "Welcome to Addison apartments" apartments here start from 101-504 each floor is one hundredth apartment, repairs are underway on the fifth floor or it is simply not done there, it is dark and the wallpaper in the hallway is peeling. one room (503) where a man was sitting on newspapers and abruptly disappeared when Sally went to get acquainted with the neighbors, so you don't need to take the elevator to the fifth floor very often, you can also take the elevator to the basement. For this, you need a key card, which is given by Lisa, the cleaner in this house, she lives with her son Larry in the basement and she spare key cards and she gives the spare one to Sally