Schwagenwagens family

Lydia: 18 years old
Sebastian: 16 years old
Gustav: 42 years old
Mary: 40 years old

Sebastian is the middle child in the Schwagenwagens;
Appearance: A thin boy with neatly styled blond hair and a haunted gaze, blue eyes. He wore formal suits, emphasizing his family's status. Personality: Nervous, intimidated, a perfectionist. Due to constant pressure, he developed a nervous tic. He desperately tried to earn his father's love and praise, which led him to impeccably fulfill all demands until rock music and his friend Ches entered his life.

Lydia is the eldest child in the Schwagenwagens family;
Appearance: A thin girl (later a tall woman) with wavy, light-colored hair that reaches mid-back and blue eyes. She bears a striking resemblance to Sebastian—as adults, their faces are practically identical.
Personality: Proud, arrogant, selfish, and calculating. Her father treated her more leniently because of his leniency toward her gender and her academic success. This left Lydia spoiled. As a child, she showed a modicum of empathy for her brother (for example, bandaging his wound), but quickly accepted her father's rules. To gain Gustav's approval, she spied on Sebastian and reported his misdeeds to their father.

Children's rooms;
Sebastian's: An empty, gray cell-like room: just a bed, a table, and a violin. No toys or personal belongings. Lydia's: A more spacious and richly furnished room for her beloved daughter, but under strict discipline.

The Schwagenwagens children studied in two places;
School: Strict home schooling on a family estate with tutors.
Music: Elite City Conservatory (violin class).

The Schwagenwagens estate is a huge gated community (32 hectares) with two mansions, symbolizing a luxurious yet cruel "golden cage." Appearance
The Mansion: A huge two-story Victorian house with columns and moldings.
Territory: Ideal garden, front entrance and garage with luxury cars (Rolls-Royce). Interior and atmosphere.
Style: Cool classicism. Inside, there's dark wood, marble, portraits of ancestors, and an antique clock.
Atmosphere: Sterile, museum-like order. The house was oppressively quiet, broken only by the ticking of Gustav's metronome.

Father: Gustav Schwagenwagens
Appearance: Tall man with
with a representative aristocratic posture, sharp facial features and long blond hair combed back, a moustache and blue eyes.
Character: Cruel, despotic,
A conservative and domineering man. He is obsessed with perfect order, discipline, and public opinion. He has delusions of grandeur. He practiced domestic violence: he cruelly punished Sebastian with a ruler on his wrists for the slightest mistakes, completely crushing his will.

Mother: Mary Schwagenwagens
Appearance: A refined woman with
Light-haired, blue eyes. Wears strict, closed clothes in dark shades in the Victorian style.
Character: Meek, pious,
Passive and completely submissive to her husband, she was deeply unhappy and intimidated by Gustav. Mary disapproved of Gustav's harsh parenting methods, but due to her weak character, she did not dare contradict him and did not defend Sebastian in any way, remaining a silent observer.

From statuses:
Gustav Schwagenwagens was the head of a distinguished aristocratic family, a hereditary nobleman, and a multimillionaire. In society, he enjoyed an impeccable reputation as a philanthropist, a connoisseur of fine art, and a model citizen. Gustav was a major industrialist, owning a monopoly on the production of premium billiard balls, which brought the family colossal income and ensured his enormous influence in business circles.

Mary Schwagenwagens was a socialite and aristocrat who occupied the status of a respectable matriarch and mistress of a vast estate. In the public eye, she was a model of piety, religiosity, and adherence to traditional values. Her social role was limited to maintaining the Schwagenwagens family's perfect façade at dinner parties, charity events, and church services.

They are husband and wife.