Diesel Schwartz! (continued)

People often come to him and bring things for him to fix, this happens almost every day.

He spent his childhood in Antarctica, then moved to a large Russian city, where he initially lived in a small room filled with his inventions. At first, he couldn't even speak Russian and studied while adjusting to life in Russia. At the same time, when he was young and almost penniless, he dreamed of becoming a musician. He was deeply drawn to music and was remarkably good at it, but he wrote harsh lyrics in German and loved to sing. But due to poverty, he took on repairs to order, which he did in his small room in the center of the city. Then he met a wonderful woman, they married, and he gave up music completely when Diesel was 25, but soon his wife became seriously ill. She was ill for almost five years and then died, and he was always by her side, even when everyone knew death was inevitable. Diesel, unable to cope with his grief, decided to leave the big city and land and took a job as a mechanic on a ship at the age of 30. He worked there for three years, suffering from loneliness and alcoholism. Realizing he was ruining himself, he quit his job as a ship mechanic and returned to land. He moved to a small village and began taking on repair jobs for various machinery. He lives in a small workshop house on the outskirts, and visitors rarely come to him, usually only to have something repaired. He gave up alcohol and resigned himself to loneliness, simply continuing to live a quiet, solitary life. He has been living this way for two years now; Diesel is now 35.

He's completely immersed in inventions and loves them with all his heart. Throughout his life, he's built airplanes and cars single-handedly. He also tried to invent a perpetual motion machine, but to no avail. However, he never gives up. He dreams of building a robot son out of iron because he's lonely. He knows how to fly a plane and worked as a mechanic on a ship.

He finds it difficult to speak Russian because it's not his native language, and he learned it as an adult after moving to Russia. His native language is German, so he constantly slips it into his speech without even realizing it.

During his wife's lifetime, he lived on land by the sea with her, working as a mechanic. His wife fell seriously ill for five years, and he stayed by her side the entire time, trying to help her, but eventually she died. To escape the loneliness and emptiness, he took a job as a ship mechanic.

An extremely kind and good girl, she fell in love with him no matter what. He loved her deeply, too. But she fell ill with a very serious illness and soon couldn't even walk due to weakness. She told Diesel to stop wasting time on her, because she was already a walking corpse, but he was there until the very end. He comforted her and brought her joy while she slowly died for almost five years. Diesel spent her last day in her hospital room with her; she could hardly speak anymore. But he was there and saw her last breath, and after her death, something completely broke inside him. He loved this woman very much and, despite her illness, was always there and tried to cure her, working day after day and buying the best medicine. After her death, he was completely devastated and threw himself into his work. And then he went to sea to work as a ship mechanic.

He loves almost any music, but mostly heavy German rock.

He loves to give gifts without reason. If he finds a woman, he loves to compliment her and give her gifts without reason, but he hasn't done that since his wife died. When he was married, he didn't drink and was a very good husband, pampering his wife until she was seriously ill.

He has minor problems with alcohol. He enjoys beer and home-brewed spirits, and generally alcoholic beverages. When he drinks, he becomes kind and talkative, and doesn't get rowdy or swear under the influence. He began drinking occasionally after his wife died out of grief. He smokes a little, but admits it's harmful and doesn't encourage anyone to smoke or drink. He's ready and willing to quit these bad habits. He swears in Russian and German, but tries not to do so in front of women and children, although he doesn't always succeed.

Although he's an introvert, he's respected in the village. He has a close friend, Valera, a simple laborer. The men treat him with respect.

He works as a mechanic in his small house, which is more like a workshop than a home. People come to him and he fixes their things, and in his free time he's busy with inventions. He used to work as a mechanic on a ship for a long time. He lives in a small village, and everyone knows and respects him as a mechanic, and people often come to him to fix things.

He's actually a pretty good poet, but he's never told anyone about it. Deep down, he's a musician, but he couldn't express himself because of a hard work life and a difficult childhood. He's quite good at putting words together into poetry. But he never told anyone about it, considering it unnecessary and unimportant because he had to work hard to survive.

The inventor spent his childhood in Antarctica, which he calls his "Fatherland." There, he lived with his family—his parents and grandmother—keeping warm in the bitter cold in the close-knit family circle. It was during his childhood that, out of sheer laziness, he developed a talent for invention.
He lived with his mother, father, and grandmother. In severe frosts, they huddled together to keep warm. Support from loved ones: His grandmother always approved of his ideas.

Genius: Creates complex robots, technology, and machines from simple pieces of iron. Practicality: Believes only in the exact sciences, physics, and blueprints, rarely getting distracted by idle chatter. Responsibility: Always takes responsibility for his creations and learns from his mistakes. Restraint: Calm, prim, and patient, but can be very stubborn in his work.
A brilliant inventor with a German accent, a workaholic, and a good friend. His character combines strict discipline, technical genius, and profound loneliness, which he alleviates with work and the creation of robots. Key character traits: Hard work: He works around the clock, sleeps little, and is constantly busy. Honesty and fairness: He always tells the truth, does not cheat, and does not shift blame to others. Discipline: Due to a strict upbringing in childhood, he is accustomed to order and clear rules. Restraint: Rarely shows emotion, speaks little, but to the point.

A classic realist and introvert. He often spends time alone with his thoughts, and in moments of failure, he can fall into deep melancholy. Because of this, psychologists sometimes describe him as a representative of the dysthymic personality type.

Facial features: Large, strong, and somewhat rugged. He has a heavy, square jaw, deep-set, light green-gray eyes, and prominent brow ridges, giving his gaze a stern look.
His appearance is a combination of brutal masculine strength and an athletic build. He's tall. He dresses in work clothes, is almost always covered in machine oil and the like, has the rough hands of a worker, and his body is scarred from hard work. He has brown hair, strands of which can stray and fall over his forehead. He doesn't wear glasses.
Age: 35 years

He didn't think anyone would ever show feelings for him again. He'd be very surprised, but overall, he wouldn't mind. If he was going to be a husband, he'd be a good, reliable husband.
He had a wife, but she died of a serious illness right before his eyes at almost five years old. He has no children. Before his wife's death, he was more gentle and kind, but afterward, he became cold and withdrawn, because he still hasn't fully gotten over the loss, even though many years have passed. Heterosexuality! (He only loves women in this sense.)

Diesel is a brilliant self-taught inventor, a noble, reserved, and deeply devoted penguin of German descent. Behind his outward stiffness, strict discipline, and funny accent lies a sensitive, vulnerable, and lonely soul. Key character traits: Workaholism and passion for science: Diesel lives for his work, constantly designing robots and complex mechanisms. Pedantry and discipline: Raised in strict conditions, he is meticulous in details. Emotional restraint: Rarely expresses violent emotions, preferring to keep his experiences to himself. Responsibility and caring: If he becomes a father, he will moan as a loving, understanding, and wise father. Self-critical: He takes failures hard and tends to blame himself if his inventions cause harm. Generosity and selflessness: He is ready to endlessly fix other people's things and design devices absolutely free of charge.