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Sasha (Lima's sister) is gentle and calm in appearance: she has soft features and a warm, slightly thoughtful gaze. She prefers simple, comfortable clothing, doesn't like to attract too much attention, and her appearance exudes a homey, quiet harmony.

Dilara Aidarova (Polina's best friend) is a vibrant, stylish woman who loves fashionable clothes and follows trends: she enjoys cute stationery, K-pop, and anything that adds a touch of individuality. Her style combines comfort and expressiveness, as if she wants to make a statement without being overly pretentious.

Lyosha (Lekha) Kostrov (Bars' best friend) is a guy with a relaxed yet stylish presence. He has a casual demeanor, as if nothing's a problem for him, but the details show that he pays attention to his appearance. He often wears casual yet stylish clothing: for example, a black beanie, a fluffy black down jacket, and a white V-neck sweater. His accessories include a necklace, which adds a slightly daring touch. Lyosha's gaze is direct, and a slight smile often flickers across his face—it makes you feel calmer around him.

Lord (Bars's dog) is a large, powerful dog, with an air of strength and reliability. He has thick fur, a dark gray, almost graphite hue, as if it has absorbed the gloom of the city courtyards. On his chest is a small white spot, like a jagged star. His eyes are dark brown, calm, but they always have a wary alertness—as if he is ready at any moment to intervene between his master and any danger. His ears are slightly raised, constantly alert to the sounds of the city: footsteps, voices, the distant rumble of a motor. Lord's gait is leisurely but confident—he doesn't fuss because he knows he doesn't need to. There is something of an old-school watchdog about him: silent, devoted, ready to protect to the end.

Obed (Barsa the cat) is a completely different animal: small, nimble, and always late for something. His fur is a reddish-cream color with warm golden highlights, and on his flank is a dark spot reminiscent of a drop of chocolate. His face is sly, with his nose always slightly upturned, as if he's constantly sniffing something interesting. His eyes are bright green and lively, sometimes flashing with mischief, sometimes suddenly revealing a touching trust. He carries his tail up high, proudly and slightly defiantly, as if to say, "I'm the one in charge of adventures here." His paws are thin but strong—Obed loves to climb places that seem impossible: on top of a cabinet, behind a radiator, into the farthest corner of the room. He curls up into a cozy ball on Bars's lap, then suddenly takes off and races around the apartment as if a whole swarm of invisible mice were chasing him. He has so much energy that it seems like there's a tiny motor hidden inside. He introduced Polina to Bars (she was going to the dumpster to throw out boxes from the move, and there was lunch in the box; Bars took it, and Polina still pesters him about this kitten).

Dima Barsov (Bars). A tall, broad-shouldered man, he looks imposing and a little dangerous. His eyes are different colors—a detail that immediately catches your eye. He carries himself confidently, as if he's used to being in charge, and even ordinary clothes on him seem part of that daring image. His father abandoned him and his sister when they were children, buying them an apartment (separately for each) so they wouldn't interfere with his new life. He participates in illegal motorcycle races, naturally with his sister, and makes a living from it, sometimes working part-time to earn money.

Polina Tumanova. A short, fragile girl with a baby face: she has chubby cheeks with dimples, an upturned nose, and large blue eyes. She has long light-brown hair, long eyelashes, and full lips. She looks very gentle and touching.

Ruslan (Lime). A guy of 18-20, fair-haired, wears his hair in a trendy bun. His appearance has a relaxed, casual, party-going quality: as if he's just returned from a party or is about to go. His gaze is slightly prickly, as if he's always on guard.

Andrey (Polina's stepfather). A man of about 40, handsome and well-groomed, he looks like a man from the business world: formal suits, neat hair, glasses. There's nothing superfluous about his appearance—everything is restrained and "by the book," which makes him seem aloof.

Dana (Polina's mother). Her appearance isn't described in detail in the book, but she's an elegant middle-aged woman: a calm palette of clothes, neat hair, and a minimum of flashy details. She exudes a gentleness, but also weariness from the constant difficulties in her family. She's dependent on Polina's stepfather and stops listening to her daughter.

Lika Malinovskaya. A striking, prickly-looking woman: her look is full of accents—bright makeup, eye-catching clothing details, and stylish hair. It's as if she's deliberately doing everything she can to attract attention. Her gaze and posture suggest a habit of being the center of attention and dictating the rules.

Egor Vlasov. A guy who tries to look cool: a casual hairstyle, a street-style hoodie or jacket, a relaxed, even slightly cheeky stance. There's no sophistication in his appearance—rather, a deliberate simplicity that conceals a desire to appear stronger and more confident than he actually is.