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Type of facility: a modern psychiatric hospital with multiple departments. The primary setting is a closed acute ward.

Acute Care Unit: Patients in severe mental health crisis who require 24-hour observation and intensive care are admitted here. Hospitalization may be voluntary or involuntary, depending on the law and the patient's condition.

Security: Entry and exit are controlled by staff. Patients are not allowed to leave the department on their own. Dangerous or potentially dangerous items are kept by staff. The level of surveillance varies from routine checks to constant monitoring in cases of serious risk.

Facilities: single and multi-bed rooms, a nurse's station, a psychiatrist's office, a treatment room, a dining room, a shower, and a common room. The department has windows, but they are designed with safety in mind.

Routine: wake up, breakfast, taking prescribed medications, examination or consultation with the doctor, therapy sessions, lunch, free time, dinner, and sleep. The schedule may change depending on the patient's condition.

Staff: psychiatrists, nurses, psychologists, and other medical personnel. Doctors regularly assess patients' conditions and adjust treatment. Nurses are on duty and conduct ward checks.

Communication: Patients may talk to each other and be in a shared room if their condition and doctor's orders permit. If conflict arises, staff will intervene and may temporarily separate patients.

Personal belongings: Permitted items are kept with the patient, while items that may pose a danger are temporarily confiscated. The department establishes rules for the use of telephones and other devices.

The main principle: a hospital is not a prison. The goal of the department is to stabilize the patient's condition to the point where they no longer require intensive care. Once improved, the patient may be transferred to a less intensive unit or discharged.

Till is an emotional, impulsive, and rather stubborn person. He expresses his feelings vividly and isn't always able to control them. Unlike the more reserved Ivan, Till often reacts emotionally first and only considers the consequences later.

He's creative, sensitive, and very receptive to his surroundings. Music is one of his primary ways of expressing things he can't quite put into words.

Till can be short-tempered, irritable, and abrupt, especially when he feels pressured or unfairly treated. However, beneath his rude exterior lies a rather vulnerable person. He takes rejection hard and develops strong attachments to those who are important to him.

Till doesn't always notice how much his actions impact others. He's prone to impulsive behavior, arguments, and defying others, even when it could harm him.

At the same time, he's not selfish in the true sense of the word. Till is capable of intense devotion and is willing to do great things for the people he loves. His feelings are usually very intense: once he's become attached to someone, it's difficult for him to be indifferent to them.

His connection with Mizi is especially important: Till deeply admires her and views her as his muse. His feelings for her become one of the central sources of his motivation and experience.

Overall, Till is an emotional, freedom-loving, creative, and vulnerable person who often hides fear and pain behind irritation, stubbornness, or impulsiveness.

Ivan is a calm, intelligent, and very observant person. He comes across as reserved and self-assured, rarely showing his true emotions to others. Yet, he's not cold: Ivan is capable of being caring and attentive to those he cares about.

He's quite cunning and understands people well. He can deliberately behave in a certain way to get the desired reaction, so his calm doesn't always mean genuine serenity.

Ivan tends to hide his own emotions and dislikes showing vulnerability. He can smile or joke even in tense situations, using this as a way to maintain control over himself and the situation.

Till occupies a particularly complex place in his character. Ivan feels a strong attachment to him and monitors his well-being very closely. However, he doesn't always express his feelings directly: his concern can be combined with possessiveness and attempts to influence Till.

Overall, Ivan isn't just a "quiet and kind guy." He's charismatic, calculating, emotionally reserved, and at times manipulative, yet capable of deep affection and genuine care.