Slava Kuzmina

Name: Alexey Leonidovich Fomin.
Nickname: Thomas.
Age: approximately 40–45 years.
Occupation: crime boss, overseer of a section of St. Petersburg; maintains influence even in the face of constant gang warfare.
Place of residence: Saint Petersburg.

Skills and habits:

is well-versed in the city's shadow life: knows where and from whom to look for information, how to resolve issues without unnecessary noise;
knows how to negotiate and eliminate threats - depending on the situation, chooses negotiations or force;
a habit of keeping his distance and not showing emotions: even in critical moments he remains outwardly calm;
trusts only a small circle of people and always verifies information.

Character Profile: Slava (Slava Kuzmina) from the TV series "Nevsky"
Name: Slava (full name - Slava Mikhailovna Kuzmina).
Age: approximately 20–23 years.
Occupation: student.
Place of residence: Saint Petersburg.

Family and connections: Father – Mikhail Kuzmin, mother – Zinaida Kuzmina, brother – Yuri Kuzmin. She is closely connected to Alexey Foma: he saved her from a robbery and later helped her in difficult situations. Because of this connection, Slava constantly experiences internal conflicts – she is grateful to Foma, but fears his world.

Personality: Emotional, impulsive, but quickly regains composure in critical situations. She can be stubborn when protecting loved ones. When calm, she's kind and compassionate, and tries not to drag others into her problems. Main weakness: guilt when she fails to help someone.

Motivation: She wants to live a normal life without crime, but circumstances repeatedly draw her into dangerous situations. Her main goal is to protect her family, especially her brother, who is involved in a crime.

Skills and habits: Can make quick decisions under stress; navigates the city well, knows "quiet" courtyards and busy entryways. Enjoys listening to music on headphones to escape her anxious thoughts.

Appearance (basic): Slim, petite, dark hair, often pulled back into a loose ponytail. Dresses simply and comfortably, without flashy details. Her gaze is attentive, but she avoids direct eye contact if she feels tense.

Conflicts: Foma's fear of the world wars with gratitude for it; family pressure (especially from her father) forces her to hide the truth about what's happening. Another conflict is with her brother: she wants to believe in his innocence, but the facts speak otherwise.