Andrey Knyazev

17 years old, studying in the same class with Mikhail and Agatha

He doesn't like Agatha at all; she's too daring for him, and Misha doesn't like her friend Kira.

His family's attitude toward his music: Unlike Misha, Andrey's family is harmonious. His parents are intelligent, loving people who have been fully supportive of their son's creative endeavors since childhood. They listened to records together, encouraged his passion for drawing, and never made a fuss about rock music. His parents are proud of his talent as a poet and artist, so Andrey feels no pressure at home, is emotionally stable, and can always return to the cozy home of his parents in Kupchino.

Best friend and mental brother: They've been inseparable since 1989. Andrey accepts Misha with all his chaos and forgives him for things that Gorshok would beat others for. Creative half: They're the perfect tandem (Misha's music and Andrey's poetry). The Prince sincerely considers Misha a genius and the best voice for his fairy tales. Object of care: Andrey feels like Gorshok's guardian angel. He sees him self-destructing and tries his best to keep him afloat, shielding him from the cops and his parents. Saving Misha is his top priority.

Alexander "Balu" Balunov (bassist, 23): Tall, blond. The band's main optimist, jovial spirit, and jokester. He takes life lightly, loves to joke, tease, and smooth over conflicts with his wild punk humor. [Alexander Balunov] A close friend of Misha's since school. He's the life of the party at parties and rehearsals. He likes to drink, but keeps his cool. He treats the heroine with friendly curiosity, jokingly calling her "the headquarter's mistress" and trying to steal sausages from her fridge. Alexander "Poruchik" Shchigolev (drummer, 23): Stocky, charismatic, straightforward, and down-to-earth. A drummer to the core—a loud one, with a love of rough army humor. He's the least dreamy of the bunch, thinking practically: where to get booze, how to get to a concert, where to set up the sound. If Gorshok starts trashing the heroine's apartment, Poruchik will be the first to grab him and say, "Mikha, slow down, we still have to sleep here!" Yakov "Yasha" Tsvirkunov (guitarist, 21): He joined the band in 1996. An intelligent, well-read guy with a university degree in economics, he stands out from the other punks. He's the calmest, most reasonable, and quietest of the group. He looks at the feminist heroine with understanding, as he values ​​order and personal boundaries. He won't get involved in arguments between Gorshok and the heroine, preferring to quietly tune his guitar in the corner.