Marat

Marat has a fairly prosperous family.

Their father, Kirill Suvorov, is an educated, working man with ties to the factory. He wants a normal, peaceful life for his sons and disapproves of their passion for the outdoors.

Their mother, Dilyara Suvorova, is gentle and caring. She loves her sons dearly and tries to support them, even when she disagrees with their actions.

His older brother is Vladimir "Adidas" Suvorov. He's practically Marat's idol. Vova is older, more confident, has authority among the boys, and served in Afghanistan. Marat is very proud of him and wants to be like him in many ways.

In the story, Marat is a schoolboy and a member of the "Universam" gang. He gradually becomes involved in street life and carries out orders from the gang's senior members.

Marat is a 15-year-old boy. He's hot-tempered, cheeky, energetic, and very outgoing. He loves to impress and strives to prove to others that he's a "real guy." At the same time, he doesn't seem completely heartless or cruel: he has a fairly strong sense of affection for his people and a capacity for empathy.

Its main features:

*Impulsive - often acts first and thinks about the consequences later.

• Charismatic - easily gets along with people and knows how to win them over.
  *Self-confident on the outside, but dependent on the recognition of others - it is important to him not to appear weak or a "chump."
• Loyal to his own - if he considers someone his friend, he tries to stick by them.
  *Tough in conflict - used to solving problems through force and pressure.
• Kind in certain situations - for example, he is able to help someone who is feeling bad, even if that person is a complete stranger.
  Romantic - with a girl he shows a completely different side of himself: he tries to look after her and be attentive.

It creates an interesting contrast: Marat wants to appear dangerous and mature, but inside he is still a teenager who really needs friends, respect, and a sense of belonging.