Abduction: Episode 11 - Psychiatric Hospital

Gender: male.
Name: unknown.
Age: exact unknown, but presumably around 18-25.
Status: patient of psychological dispensary No. 19.

Appearance: slanted eyes, medium-length light ocher hair with bangs, slightly chubby cheeks, similar to her build. There are red circles under her eyes. Her skin is slightly tanned.
Clothing: a slightly dark yellow T-shirt and pants. Dark birch slippers.

Personality: Childish, naive, stupid, kind, yet mentally ill and incapable of rational or otherwise thinking. Has ADHD, but not permanent, and also suffers from memory lapses.

Gender: female.
Name: unknown.
Age: quite old, but the exact age is not known, most likely around 30 or more.
Status: patient of psychological dispensary No. 19.
Background and history of admission to a psychiatric hospital: unknown.

Appearance: Skin is medium between tanned and fair. Lips are slightly different in size, but this has been the case since birth. Cheeks are slightly plump, as is build. Hair is light brown, in a braid that reaches almost to her chest and has a red elastic band. Eyebrows are black, slightly, almost wide. There are noticeable eyelashes at the bottom of the eyes. There are small reddish circles under the eyes. She is not very tall.
Clothing: lavender T-shirt and light black pants, slightly pulled in and tucked in at the belly. Red slippers on her feet.

Features: quite strong, but does not hit unless necessary.

She also has a stuffed clown that she always carries with her. She takes care of it, even trying to feed it. Its cheeks are plump and have distinct pink circles, and its skin is slightly pale. Its hair is brown, tousled and curly, but the sides are missing, just like Danil Samarovsky's, due to the toy being worn so much. Its eyes are crooked, and at the top are small light-black triangles resembling clown makeup. Its eyebrows are long and semicircular. Its lips are quite large, also reflecting the toy's appearance. The clown's clothes are two different colors—pink and blue—with yellow buttons. The toy's coloring is worn, making it a bit dull.

Personality: Can be calm, seem lazy, and can be slightly loud, but not often, more likely when disturbed by other patients. She also has feelings of sadness or something, but in appearance, she simply appears calm and slightly lazy, although she doesn't actually feel lazy.

A bit narcissistic (even more so), almost arrogant, but caustic and sharp-tongued. He once made a deal with a shadow and became his enforcer. Now, no one knows where he is, as he's disappeared (history is already written). He used to often joke about Belov's mother and mock anyone who could anger him enough to strike.

"Some rich guy's son," although he does have a lot of money from somewhere (which is why he's a rich guy's son); no one knows if he has parents, but he has a huge fortune and a large private house (one might even say a palace); his hair is blond, with one strand hanging slightly in the air, curling and brushing his forehead and below. He wears round glasses that cover his eyes, but something happened during the whole thing, and he broke them and lost them.

He knows where Danil's parents (or Darius's) are, and tracked them down (even then) faster than Darius (or Danil) himself.

He is absent from school.

There is lactose intolerance.

Before: a pre-nutsey conspiracy theorist who often looked for adventures with his own hands, and he has a terrible reputation - at school they call him (and still do) a "nutcase", "psycho", or "moron" because he rambles a lot, and even now his reputation is the same: they call him a moron/psycho/"nutcase", but Danil tolerates it - he's fine (although it hurts and is offensive, nonetheless).
At first they forced the story of the accident on him, but he doesn’t know the stories about Darius.
He gestures a lot.

His hair is red, but on one side there is a scar that runs halfway down his head, and under the bare skin there is a metal plate; he was told that this is from accidents.

What Samarovsky was told, but not proven, or even a complete loophole: that he was in an accident, lost his parents, and received letrograde amnesia (not proven, but not denied either). Danil doesn't know the story about Darius.

He's in 10th grade, Class B, at School No. 6 (this all happened in 2011, and it's now 2012). His build isn't anything to write home about—he's quite thin and not particularly strong. His skin is pale (well, actually, very pale).

His desk is covered in graffiti, with messages like "Weirdo" or "Danil is a psycho." Other peers or others around the school often write or post notes with messages like "Danil is a psycho," "Idiot," or "Danil is a weirdo," among others.

Her current attire at the hospital: pants and a T-shirt with orange buttons and birch and dark birch stripes, a small chest pocket, and a single pocket tucked under the side, not under the other. She's wearing pink bunny slippers.
The clothes he always wore before the hospital: blue trousers, turned up at the bottom because they were too big. A sweater in shades of yellow ocher, orange, and soft brown, with large sleeves, tucked in at one side and the other side untucked.

Before: good reputation, hockey player, “chasing” Nika (was in love with her), didn’t know Samarovsky then (since he wasn’t at their school yet, but transferred later).
Now: He's trying to see Danil, but for some reason they say he's not accepting visits (says a psychologist at a mental hospital). He believes it, and has seen it himself, just like Danil, all this supernatural stuff.

He is also a 10th grade "B" student at School No. 6.

He also has an ability—a blue flame: it appears on his hands and can be very powerful. For example, if Sergei gets very irritated, he can accidentally crush a bottle of water in his hand, crumpling it (these are just flowers). How this happened: in the forest, before, when he wasn't very friendly with Samarovsky but were almost partners, they both ended up in the forest, and he, because Danil was in trouble, according to his grandmother (she used to say, "Whoever appeases the forest spirit, he will help"), put a tray of forest food in front of a strange stone with blue patterns and went to save Danil; that's how the spirit protects him. What this can turn into, but not now: he still needs to properly manage this and his anger; His appearance is like this: blue patterns appear on his cheeks and neck, like scales, and a blue flame begins to flow from his arms and under his feet up to his head, which, of course, doesn't hurt, but gives him strength; and it can also appear for a moment, for example, if something flies at him and there is simply no pain.

The hair color is a slightly light dark brown, and one large strand of hair is “glued” (or rather involuntarily slicked down) at the top of the head.
Frequently worn clothing: a white, close-fitting T-shirt, red sweatpants with white drawstrings, and a slightly loose blue sweater with white fabric from the elbows to the wrists.
School uniform: white shirt, black tie, black and blue school pants.
There's also a white bandage on his nose (just left over from an accident). He's broad-built. His skin is medium tan. He has 12 gold cups and four medals in hockey, but only one medal for second place—the rest are for first place.

The hair is dark red with a brownish tint, shoulder-length; on the right side (from the viewer's face) there is a rather large strand of red color, covering half of one eye.
Top. The light purple sleeveless tank top is simple, yet contrasts with the dark trousers, creating a slimmer silhouette. The short white cuffed sleeves over the tank top add a layered feel and a hint of hacker style.
Bottom: Solid black straight-leg trousers—practical, without unnecessary details to keep things out of the way.
Accessories. Black wristbands on both wrists are a minimalist accent that harmonizes with the overall palette and hints at a ready-for-action attitude.

She has friends named Spider and Morokhir. She's dating Makar, though she never mentioned being in Australia or being a recovering energy vampire.

He also takes on part-time work to earn a living.

Personality: absent-minded, forgetful of his own needs. Sometimes forgets to "feed" on time, causing him to exhibit signs of energy starvation. In this state, he may lose control of his abilities.
He's overweight. He has a little hair under his nose and on his chin, almost like a mustache (like he did in his teens). He also has a few pimples (two or three). His build and posture are also noticeable. He's overweight, slightly stooped, as if he's always struggling to keep up with his own movements—in attack scenes, he often looks a little intimidated by his own abilities.

Face and facial expressions. He has large, slightly slanted eyes with dark outlines—they give his gaze a look that simultaneously evokes childish naivety and anxiety. His facial expressions are fluid: from a guilty smile to sudden fear, as he loses control of his energy.
Hair. Tousled, medium length, with careless strands falling over the forehead.
The color scheme is muted: dark red, gray, black - in keeping with the overall “shadow” aesthetic of energy vampires.

Accessories. Minimal: occasionally a simple bracelet or cord with a small token appears—a hint of an attempt to cling to an anchor in moments of weakness. Hair is medium-length, brown.
Common clothes: cool shirt; black belt; dark red and slightly dull pants.

Abilities. Their main power is to drain energy from those around them, causing their victims to feel weak, drained, and even lose consciousness. During confrontations, the vampires literally "envelop" the heroes with tentacles, through which they drain their energy: long, translucent maws extend from their mouths. It's not painful, but it's debilitating. Vulnerabilities. In the same episode, it's revealed that calm sounds (soothing music) have an effective effect on them—it makes them cover their ears and loosen their grip. Garlic is also used.
The group's leader, Spider, often makes pompous statements that emphasize their predatory nature, and they present themselves as more dangerous than ordinary monsters. When hunting, their eyes turn red.

Energy vampires (energy vampires) - three siblings (Spider, Morohir, Henrietta).
The older brother and leader of the group.

Personality: Self-confident, cool-headed, fond of pompous phrases. He's hard to scare. At the same time, he cares for his younger siblings: he's the one who usually helps Morohira when he forgets to "feed" on energy and starts starving.

Her hair is fairly long, reaching down to the back of her neck. It's black, but on the right side (from the viewpoint) there's a rather large purple strand covering one eye. Her hair is styled casually, and she wears black nail polish. Casual wear (very common): A purple T-shirt with a large print: a red circle with a stylized face inside, with crosses for eyes and a protruding tongue.
A light grey long sleeve top with voluminous sleeves that can be seen from under a T-shirt, the cuffs are slightly gathered.
Dark grey (almost black) straight-leg trousers with patch pockets – a simple bottom that balances out the bright top.
There are some pimples on my face due to my teenage years.

Probably a friend of Sergei Belov, and captain of the Amur dragons (Sergei used to be captain). Small circles under his eyes, matching his skin tone, like Belov's. Dull yellowish and slightly whitish hair, the hair itself slightly shorter than average, but thick. Taller than Belov. Kind and enthusiastic, but still calm and a little awkward.

He also meets Henrietta (although he doesn’t know that she was in Australia or that she is an energy vampire, even though she has stopped), and calls her Henry.

Darius is Danil, simply the "old one," or his old self, his alter ego, so to speak. He erased his own memory, the cause of which is, of course, unknown—maybe an emotional breakdown, maybe something else, but he actually cried when he abruptly abandoned everything; he erased it with red crystals, and they retained either his inertia or something else.
I knew Kirill, but I'd barely seen him in person—they knew each other through Australia, and that's where they met. He was a great explorer, and, according to Kirill, people like him were called gifted. His personality isn't fully known, but I've guessed he was cold, didn't like being touched or hugged, and was cerebral, intelligent, and rude. He had red curly hair, and didn't have a scar, but he got it later (it's unclear what caused it, but I've guessed it was a breakdown or extreme fear/anxiety).

The first type of frequent/casual clothing: black wrist-length gloves that do not lie close to the skin; a dark blue polo sweater with a geometric pattern: in the center are triangles in shades of pink-peach and dark blue; the collar and cuffs are light beige, as there is a white shirt underneath; underneath are brown trousers with a belt to match, the belt buckle is beige.

Stern, calm. The same height as his son Sergei. Dark circles under his eyes, likely due to age. Black hair, but slightly gray around the ears. A black beard that doesn't cover his mouth, and it's not long.
Clothing: red pants; sneakers; a sweatshirt with a funnel neck. The sweatshirt itself is white, but the sleeves are red near the shoulders and blue near the wrists. The funnel neck itself is red, and there are also pockets. When he's working as a coach, he wears a yellow whistle on a black pendant around his neck.

Now I have a bad relationship with my son.

There's a scar on his leg: a little less than halfway from his heel to his knee—a large, reddish "scratch," jagged and uneven. How he got it: as a teenager, he went to save his friend, sacrificing his family, his health, and ultimately his life. He wishes he had done the same back then and saved his friend, not because of that, but because he didn't foresee the consequences (though it was a good deed, for some reason he's not proud of it at all—the consequences are different). He wouldn't let his son go to the psychiatric hospital to see Danil Samarovsky, because he, like everyone else at school, believes Danil is mentally unstable and crazy.

Their wife left them when Sergei was younger, although he was perfectly aware of this.

My relationship with Sergei has become distant and problematic, even though I live in the same house.

Kirill had previously made a deal with him and became the inhabitant of this shadow. He's dangerous. He's considered a part of Kirill himself (the bad part), but Kirill can get rid of him. While Kirill is in his "shadow" form, someone must strike him, but the hand doing the striking must have at least a piece of the red crystal.

What does the appearance look like? The first, more or less sensible one: black, slimy, "lag" spots in the form of lines run from the body, from the neck to the eyes, the eyes turn black, and the body obeys this shadow. The main thing is not to make a deal with it.
The appearance is a version of total submission: the body is already completely engulfed by a black, limp mass, and it becomes so flexible that you wouldn't even think it's a person. Instead of eyes, there are white circles in the shape of Kirill's glasses, a nod to his sunglasses; Kirill can also no longer create or stop the shadow if it kills someone, even if it's his main person, Danil/Darius.

She's a girl with ichthyosis, but no one really knows about it. Her scaly skin visually resembles a reptile—which is a trigger for conspiracy theorist Danil, who hunts reptilians.
The story of why she ran away: Nika was a girl with such an illness that she wore a wig and had a scalp that was 'scaly' (ichthyosis), but no one knew about it; the new kid, Danil, transferred to their school, that is, to their class; Samarovsky, having followed Nika into the locker room (thank God no one was changing there), stood at the blackboard in the classroom and hung up photos of her with rough skin and no hair, saying that she was a reptilian; Nika ran away and soon transferred, and Danil Belov broke his face, which is why he was hospitalized; after that, Danil lay in the hospital, not fighting back or objecting at all, but did not stop behaving like a conspiracy theorist; Belov was sent to spend the summer with his grandmother in the village for a fight, and Makar took over as captain during this time. All this happened in 9th grade in May, and now they're all in 10th grade, but Nika has completely transferred. Her wig was and is light brown.

What she looks like now: medium-length light-brown hair with spiky ends; a gold earring on one ear; already healthy, I think. Her current casual attire: a blue hoodie with a closed neck and pants. She has slight reddish, healthy circles under her eyes. Her skin is a healthy white hue.

The host of the channel "First Local." He films there about reptilians, werewolves, walkers, and the like. Samarovsky is a fan, but Alexey doesn't even know it exists, even though Danil doesn't watch it very often these days. He doesn't know the guys or anyone from this story at all; he just hosts "First Local" on TV and talks about it.

They have a brother, Vanya Ptushkin, and you can tell by his last name. 'Brother for brother, as a basis!' they said when the police detained them. Junior grade, fourth. School No. 6. Examples of why the police detained them and called them to the principal's office many times: "Selling tickets to a fight between seniors" and "Selling 'juice' as rusty water with sugar." They are ready to do anything for money, even though they are 8-10 years old. Always, in the group "wiretapping School No. 6," the seniors often jokingly accuse them of all sorts of things. They vandalize, that is, draw bad words with markers on the school grounds; although in "wiretapping School No. 6," they jokingly say that this is not vandalism but art.

Clothes: Blue sweater with a yellow stripe on the sleeves and at the end of the neck, wrapping around the ends, and a blue stripe in the middle, so as not to be confused with his brother; black school pants; black school shoes.

They have a brother, Vasya Ptushkin, and you can tell by his last name. 'Brother for brother, as a basis!' they said when the police detained them. Junior grade, fourth. School #6. Examples of why the police detained them and called them to the principal's office many times: "Selling tickets to a fight between seniors" and "Selling 'juice' as rusty water with sugar." They are ready to do anything for money, even though they are 8-10 years old. Always, in the group "wiretapping School #6," the seniors often jokingly accuse them of all sorts of things. They vandalize, that is, draw bad words on the school grounds with markers; although in "wiretapping School #6," they jokingly say that this is not vandalism but art.

Clothes: Blue sweater with a yellow stripe on the sleeves and at the end of the neck, wrapping around the ends, and a yellow stripe in the middle, so as not to be confused with his brother; black school pants; black school shoes.

(Boy) A student in 11th grade, Class B (School No. 6). He's often assigned to some kind of work, usually carrying things. He was friends with Sergei Belov. He's a typical "guy"—good-natured, calm, etc. He has short blond hair (but not really short, more like regular hair). He's the same height as Sergei Belov. His friends call him "Sanya"/"Sanyok."

Now they don’t communicate with Sergei so painfully, and they’re probably just not friends anymore.

A student in 11th grade "B" (School No. 6). He loves anime, and especially the character "Miku"—or rather, he's obsessed with her. He searched online for tracks and some adult material featuring Miku; one time, he got caught with the post "SHOCKING CONTENT! Oleg from 10B is searching online for THIS!!!" with an attached photo. There were rumors that "his parents would cut off his internet access for life" because of his viewing history.
They might even communicate with a toy of the Miku character (girls, by the way), and even cry (or shower) if they can't hear her tracks (or rather the tracks of those who created the Miku character).
He has a full build. His hair is short (not exactly short), a beige ocher shade, and has a small tuft of hair on his head. He has a small amount of acne due to adolescence.

There's something like lentigo on her skin: spots of a more tanned hue are appearing on her white (healthy white) skin. She seems to have a normal relationship with her grandson Dania, but they don't communicate often, even though they live in the same house. She's a bit strict and doesn't often go out or meet people. She lied to her grandson about—or maybe she didn't know—his parents having died in a catastrophe.

A combat psychic who sometimes helps the main trio by simply showing up and lending a hand. He has a partner: Ivan. He wears glasses, so you can't see his eyes.

He has connections with a psychologist at a psychiatric hospital regarding Danil Samarovsky, as he could be dangerous. He plans to lock Danil in a special basement forever to prevent him from doing anything worse, but this is his last resort and is not yet active.

He's also a genius accordion player, a humanist, and a philanthropist. He also makes excellent shashlik.

Appearance: slightly plump and older. Hair and beard white and slightly long.
He can summon two large, translucent white hands in mid-air, which are very helpful. He wears a brown jacket and an old green sweater, and dark brown boots. His pants are a light brown.
His measures can be cruel in case of something serious, unlike Ivan.

A chubby classmate who's friends with Sergey and Lesha, but also, after all, a bit with Danil. He wears a blue hoodie and blue jeans. He eats everywhere except during class, and then only in front of the teachers. He has a calm, laid-back personality. His hair is a sort of light brown. He's in 10th grade, Class B, and doesn't have a driver's license.
Now I started eating less, not like always.

Has the ability: he sees not the future, as Lesha jokes, but probably not rare events set in motion by the will of a person; when he starts saying something in this "smart" language, his eyes halfway turn blue and glow slightly - that's how he sees the answer. Where he got it from: when they went on a winter treasure hunt earlier with Lesha and Sergey, as well as Danil, they (thanks to an accident caused by Kostya) stumbled upon a large one, but in fact there was nothing there. Sergey and Danil, with Danil's help, accidentally collapsed the stone floor; then Lesha and Kostya, having descended, shone their flashlights on the strange stone, and their flashlights (there were three in total - two from Danil and one from Lesha and Kostya) went out; then it turned out that this stone was a spirit, and they, having "appeased it", the spirit began to choose the "chosen one"; He chose Kostya for his “wisdom,” rewarding him with this (Danil became depressed and upset, but not for very long, although this was not noticed).

Kristina and Lena's friend. She has dark blond hair and eye-length bangs. She wears a black T-shirt with a picture of a broken heart and a dark purple knee-length skirt. She's interested in fortune telling and ghosts, but not obsessively. She's in 10th grade at School No. 6, Class B, and doesn't have a driver's license.

Kristina and Nastya's friend, also from the same class at school. A feisty girl with red braids. She wears a pink sweater and blue jeans. She also bullies Danil Samarovsky a bit. She's in 10th grade, Class B, at School No. 6, and doesn't have a driver's license. She's usually indifferent or just a little gloomy. She doesn't know what happened back then. She's shorter than Sergey by a head and a half (in stealth, she only reaches up to his chest).

Confidence without arrogance. Kristina knows exactly what she wants and isn't afraid to voice it—whether it's a controversial idea in a group setting or outright disagreement with someone's plan. Emotional sensitivity. She quickly senses when a friend is upset or angry, and doesn't brush it off with a "come on." More often than not, Kristina finds a way to gently bring people back into the conversation—sometimes with a joke, sometimes simply by sitting down next to them and not demanding they "tell you everything." Courage, but not recklessness. In mystical and dangerous situations, Kristina doesn't hide behind others, but she doesn't rush headlong either. Irony and self-irony. Kristina has a good sense of humor, and she readily pokes fun at other people's ridiculous theories (especially Danil's latest conspiracy), but she's also not shy about laughing at herself if she's confused or made a mistake. This relieves tension and makes her very much part of the group. She's principled about what's important. There are topics and boundaries where Kristina won't compromise: she doesn't support bullying, doesn't tolerate injustice, and isn't afraid to stand up for others, even if it means getting into trouble.

She's dating Lyosha. She used to be in love with Sergey (back in 10th grade), but now she's in love with Lyosha, and they're currently in a relationship.

Nikolai's partner. He can change his appearance, build, and personality to suit any personality, as he wears an otherworldly suit. He himself was a beggar, but not anymore. His false but common appearance and appearance are that of his longtime and deceased friend, a star—white shirt, yellowish hair. His friend, as he called him Luka, is named Artur Balabolsky. He doesn't know where he is now, or whether Luka is dead.

Kind and not particularly fond of violence when it comes to children or teenagers. He has small purple circles under his eyes.

Their core team: Nikolai, Henrietta, Natalia Kashpirova, and a psychologist at the psychiatric hospital. If anything goes wrong, all five gather at their location to discuss plans for the "Planetary Defense Forces Society: Secret Base Near Amurgrad."

Backstory: Luka, or rather, Artur, and Ivan have been together since the orphanage. Artur disappeared while delivering money to the trust fund. Where did the money come from? Ivan collected money from all the neighbors and the elderly, thinking that with the payments everyone would finally live well. But no.

Sergei Belov's school friend and former bully of Danil Samarovsky, but now he simply accepts him and occasionally hangs out with him, though he's not friends. He also habitually calls him a psycho or a mental patient. He wears a red and white sweater and white and beige pants. He's a bit insecure, not like Sergei Belov in personality, but he doesn't show weakness easily. He's afraid of centipedes. He's in the 11th grade at School No. 6, Class B, and doesn't have a driver's license. He's dating Kristina.

He's quite reasonable and calm. Another trait he possesses is practicality. He's not without a sense of humor, but his jokes are non-aggressive—he's more likely to lighten the mood with light irony than to try to pick on anyone. In his relationships with others, Lesha is reliable and loyal: if he promises to help, he'll see it through, even if he's afraid or uncomfortable. He doesn't seek the spotlight, but people often count on him in critical moments.

The teacher, or rather, the head teacher of the 11th grade "B" at School No. 6—there are only 16 students in this class, but due to the absence of Kirill Navinsky and Danil Samarovsky, there are 14 (she knows that Danil has been hospitalized and Kirill has simply disappeared; they say there's a serious family situation). A rather strict woman, simply from work. She knows that Danil Samarovsky is a bit... peculiar, and simply tries not to scold him too much and simply "pull" him away from the scene of events (for example, when instigating a fight between Samarovsky and someone else, often Belov). She's quite old, about the same age as Sergei Belov's father.
His hair is red, somewhere between short and medium (reaching the back of his head), and it's slightly curly, but not too much. His skin is slightly tanned, with a hint of dark ocher and a hint of swarthy. He wears oval-shaped, horizontally slung glasses with a black band, which he usually wears around his neck (almost reaching his chest). He's about the same height as Danil Samarovsky.

Danil Samarovsky's cat.

A calm observer (unless, of course, he's disturbed). In scenes with Dania, he mostly acts unperturbed, as if he's accustomed to his master's eccentricities and accepts any conspiracy theories or late-night forays as normal.
A point of support and comfort. For Danil, who has almost no sense of "home" due to amnesia and the tense situation in Amurgrad, the cat is a stable, understandable element of everyday life. A silent participant in everyday life. Rasputin doesn't participate in the investigations and doesn't influence the plot twists, but his presence underscores Danil's humanity.
The name as an ironic touch. The nickname "Rasputin" fits Danil's character perfectly: it alludes to the mysticism and conspiracy theories that the character adored (we don't know why now), and at the same time sounds a little grotesque.

His eyes are completely green, and his pupils are black, with a vertical stripe. Color: Rasputin is a warm yellow-orange (mustard) with dark brown stripes on his back; his underparts, paws, and face are light cream, almost white.

Their core team: Nikolai, Henrietta, Natalya Kashpirova (aka), and a psychologist at the psychiatric hospital. If anything goes wrong, the five of them gather at their location to discuss plans for the "Planetary Defense Forces Society: Secret Base Near Amurgrad."

Her face has prominent cheekbones, a unibrow, and naturally slightly large lips. She also has gold earrings that reach down to her little finger. Her hair is black, slightly long, with pointed ends that don't stray from one large strand, and is slightly curved. She can enter an Austral state (a type of trance), where she is considered the greatest living Austral walker.

Everyday attire: a slightly dark pink jacket, with a gray-green sweater underneath that covers almost half of her neck; a dark green skirt that reaches all the way to her feet, covering half of them; and on the chest, on the side, the same golden spiral badge with a red button in the middle, so she could call for help just in case.

Gender: female.
Calm, reasonable, her eyes often calm, just like her gaze. She works as a psychologist in a psychiatric hospital and often sees Samarovsky (how he ended up there, often saying he shouldn't be there). She even explained everything to him calmly, without forcing him to confess, but made him understand the story he told about Nika. She explained it to him, but didn't force him to admit guilt. "Maybe it was the girl with the illness?" These were the most important words that simply gave Samarovsky at least a modicum of sanity, but then they sapped his composure, sending him into a 24-hour spiral: pills, food, listening to the psychologist, sleep, and so on, repeating the cycle for a while.

Appearance: small circles under the eyes, and a slight droop in the cheeks, as well as the chin, due to age (she is about 37-40); hair is a light brown shade, with gray strands.

Frequently worn: a white coat that reaches almost to the feet but has elbow-length sleeves; small round glasses on her nose; a black "string" around her neck that holds a badge with her name and identity card (it's at work, but she carries it with her); a green-gray sweater that reaches halfway up her neck; dull brown trousers and black shoes.

A nurse, or rather, a worker at a psychiatric hospital. She almost always forgets or loses the magnet from the back door. She's an elderly woman.

Appearance: Slightly tanned skin. Hair is gray, grey, with white streaks, and pulled back into a bun with a blue scarf tied over it. Her cheeks are also slightly drooping due to age. She has a unibrow.
Clothing: a white robe with pockets at the bottom, and underneath a dark birch sweater covering the neck.

A security guard at the entrance to the psychological hospital at the nurse's station.

Appearance: Medium-length, slightly curly, reddish-red hair that falls over the eyes. Due to age, there are folds of skin around the mouth. The skin is slightly light, but still very fair.
Clothing: On her head, she wears a triangular nurse's cap. She wears a robe, and underneath, a dark birch-colored sweater that covers her neck. The robe has a torn pocket at the bottom, which she constantly forgets to sew up and can drop things like that, forgetting them. On top of the robe, near her stomach and groin, is a special light blue apron.

She has a fairly strong build and can carry a completely mentally ill patient in her arms if, for example, he is having contractions (for example, severe abdominal pain).