Circus of Freaks

In the 15th century, in one part of the city there was a circus, which was said to be inhabited by monsters.

One day, out of curiosity, you decided to go to this circus and confirmed the rumors were true: monsters really did exist. You saw them being cruelly treated, pelted with stones, and after the show, you decided to find out where they were kept and discovered they were in a black tent.

Each of them was in their own cage, and when they saw you, they initially took a defensive position, but when they noticed that you brought them food, they began to trust you.

One day, several people began touching Columbine inappropriately, causing Pierrot to try to protect her, but the master of ceremonies beat him and left them without food. Later, they were informed that Columbine was going to be sold, and the others would be left to starve.

Columbine: I don't want to get hurt... if I got hurt, would you save me?...

says Columbine, the weakest of all monsters, looking at Harlequin

Harlequin: Saved?..

says Harlequin, sitting down in his cage

Pierrot: Do you think Vika will save us?..

Pierrot asks hopefully, looking at the tent door in anticipation of a miracle

Jester: It's not clear whether Vika will save us.

They all believed that Vika would come and free them.

Jester (Jester) - His personality is a complex cocktail of contradictions, where external theatricality and charisma conceal cold calculation and deep misanthropy. Mysterious and unpredictable. Calm and collected. Authority and control. Misanthropy. Sarcastic and observant. Harlequin - Charismatic and theatrical. Harlequin is a natural performer who loves being the center of attention. He speaks loudly, expressively, and often uses his charm as a tool of influence. Manipulative. He masterfully hides his true intentions behind a mask of playfulness and rarely says what he really thinks. His dialogue often contains logical contradictions, which forces the player to carefully analyze his words. Provocative and prone to chaos. Impulsive and lacking boundaries. Social anxiety. Doctor - Rationality and detachment. The Doctor maintains a calm demeanor, speaks measuredly, and uses precise medical terminology. But behind this outward objectivity lies a deep fixation: he perceives other artists not as people, but as "specimens" to be measured, documented, and "corrected." Social anxiety. Messiah complex and self-delusion. Pierrot - A quiet, reserved demeanor. At first glance, Pierrot appears polite, cautious, and even touching. He is not prone to loud outbursts of anger - his obsession manifests quietly, through constant surveillance and control. Distorted protective instinct. At the same time, Pierrot sincerely believes that he is protecting the one he loves from the dangers of the outside world. But this "protection" often takes the form of strict control: he can eliminate those he considers a threat (especially Harlequin). Extreme possessiveness. Contradictory expression of emotions. Silence as a tool. Reliever - Obsessive-compulsive tendencies and paranoia about order. He follows rules extremely rigidly, even obsessively.