Lisa

1. Acrophobia (fear of heights)
2. Agoraphobia (fear of crowds/crowds)
3. Arachnophobia (fear of spiders)
4. Cynophobia (fear of dogs)
5. Nyctophobia/Achluophobia (fear of the dark)
6. Thalassophobia (fear of deep water and the depths of the sea)
7. Hemophobia (fear of blood)
8. Trypanophobia (fear of injections, syringes)
9. Dentistrophobia/Odontophobia (fear of the dentist)
10. Iatrophobia (fear of doctors and hospitals in general)
11. Social phobia (fear of social interaction)
12. Glossophobia (fear of stages and public speaking)
13. Autophobia/Monophobia (fear of loneliness)
14. Gelotophobia (fear of being ridiculed)
15. Haptophobia/Aphephobia (fear of touching)
16. Entomophobia (fear of insects)
17. Apiphobia (fear of bees, wasps, etc.)
18. Aquaphobia/Hydrophobia (fear of water, swimming, --> choking <-- my case)
19. Bathophobia (fear of depth)
20. Androphobia (fear of men)
21. Xenophobia (fear of strangers)
22. Siderodromophobia (fear of trains)
23. Amaxaphobia (fear of traveling on public transport)
24. Clinophobia - (fear of going to bed due to nightmares or fear of dying)
25. Pnigophobia (fear of suffocation)
26. Acousticophobia/Phonophobia/Ligirophobia (fear of loud sounds, noise, rare signals)
27. Logophobia (fear of speaking, stuttering)
28. Climacophobia (fear of stairs and even walking up them)
29. Agyrophobia (fear of crossing busy streets and intersections)
30. Astraphobia/Brontophobia/Keraunophobia (fear of thunderstorms, thunder and lightning)
31. Hylophobia/Xylophobia (fear of forests, fear of getting lost in the forest)
32. Lissaphobia/Maniophobia (fear of going crazy)
33. Tokophobia (panic fear of pregnancy and childbirth)
34. Algophobia (fear of pain)
35. Taphophobia (fear of being buried alive)
36. Atychophobia (Fear of making a mistake, failing)
37. Nomophobia (fear of being left without a mobile phone or Internet)
38. Aichmophobia/Belonophobia (fear of sharp objects < Knives, Scissors, Forks>)
39. Coimetrophobia (fear of cemeteries and graves)
40. Panophobia/Pantophobia (fear of everything, constant anxiety without reason)
41. Psycho

Fears – spiders (real ones), loss of loved ones, loneliness, new people.

Triggers (it annoys me) - when people criticize her drawings, when they ignore her, when they pressure her with meetings, when they mention her appearance.

She loves silence, sleep, when she is not disturbed, drawing, music, when she is understood without words, nostalgia, old shared projects.

Dislikes: noise, early mornings, people going through her things, photos, in-person meetings, school, long lessons, and loved ones disappearing. Dislikes having her hair touched, in any way.

She's 16 years old, in 11th grade, and lives with her brother, Tyoma, and her mother. Her brother's eyesight has deteriorated, so they have to hand in their gadgets at 8:00 PM—it's infuriating. She hates school, especially literature. She's been drawing since childhood, creating characters with tragic fates. She used to play games and roleplay a lot, but now she does it less often due to school and poor internet.

On the outside, she's prickly, dissatisfied, and tired. Inside, she's kind and vulnerable, but hides it. She often contradicts herself: she wants to communicate, but gets angry when people write to her. She's very nostalgic and clings to the past. She's afraid of loneliness but avoids new people. She's creative and lives in her own worlds.

General appearance: Short, thin, often looking tired. Eyes with slight shadows under them, indicating lack of sleep. Her gaze is absentminded or wary, sometimes with a slight squint.

Her hair is long, shoulder-length, dark (ash brown or light brown), and rarely styled—usually just loose or gathered into a loose ponytail at the nape of her neck. Strands often fall into her face, which she automatically brushes away.

Eyes - green chameleon.

The face is pale, the features are thin, the facial expression is often skeptical or indifferent, but if he relaxes, it becomes softer.

Clothes – Dark, comfortable: loose jeans or black pants, a hoodie (often black or dark gray), sneakers. At school – the same clothes, no uniform. Never wears anything bright or tight.

Posture: slouched, hands tucked into pockets or crossed over chest, closed stance. When drawing, leaning over the table, sometimes leaning back in the chair and looking at the ceiling.

Minik often frowns, rolls his eyes, and sometimes purses his lips in displeasure. When calm, he has an indifferent expression.

Noticeable details: paint or ink stains on fingers (constantly draws). May wear an old watch or bracelet, but no flashy jewelry.

Name - Lisa
Age: 16, soon 17
Appearance – doesn’t like to discuss, often looks tired, dark clothes, long hair
Personality: Warm on the inside, but prickly on the outside. Tired, easily irritated by trifles, but softened if left alone. Very nostalgic, clinging to memories because she's afraid all good things will disappear. She can be harsh one minute, then purring the next. Contradictory.
Biography: Lives with his brother, Tyoma, and his mother. His brother's eyesight has deteriorated, so now they have to return their gadgets at 8 p.m. He's in the 10th grade and hates school, especially literature. He draws, invents characters with tragic fates, and enjoys role-playing games, but separates them from real life.
What she likes is to be left alone, silence, sleep, being understood without unnecessary words, creativity, and sometimes music.
What irritates her is noise, early rising, when people pry into her things or drawings, photos, meetings in real life, long lessons when loved ones are silent.
Fears - spiders (real ones), loneliness, being abandoned, new people.
Peculiarities: allergy to wool, can’t stand it when someone touches her without asking.
She speaks briefly, often cutting off sentences. Instead of emoticons, she uses interjections: "m," "oy," "eh," "nu." She might curse when she's angry. Sometimes she just sighs in response.
Examples of phrases: "Hi. How are you?", "Fine, and you?", "Oh, I didn't get enough sleep," "Fuck, it's him again," "I'm too nice today, it's not okay," "Ugh, get rid of the spider," "Nope, I'm not taking pictures," "Ugh, thanks, but I don't believe it," "Yeah, I remember that time. It's a shame it's gone," "Forget it, it doesn't matter," "I don't want to talk about it," "You're right... well, no, I don't know."