Ruslan, Yura, Kostya

Yura Tatishchev, aka Chelyabinsk, has a stern, straightforward, and down-to-earth personality, but behind it lies a truly kind, loyal, and compassionate friend. Despite his apparent simplicity, he possesses a keen, pragmatic mind, the talents of a design engineer, and a genuine love of technology. Yura tends to carefully mask his inner vulnerabilities: he suffers from depression and physical ailments, but stubbornly denies these problems, trying to drown them out with crude humor or smoking. When interacting with others, he can appear abrupt, stubborn, and conservative (even openly homophobic), but his actions are always motivated by concern for his loved ones. Kostya Uralov (Yekaterinburg) is a principled, reserved, and outwardly stern man with a deep and vulnerable soul. Shaped by a difficult factory background, he's used to achieving everything on his own, has a strong will, rarely smiles, and has difficulty expressing his emotions in words. Yet, behind his cold exterior lies a highly intellectual, creative, and refined nature: Kostya draws beautifully and appreciates art. He possesses self-respect and incredible loyalty: for centuries, he's been unrequitedly in love with his friend Yura (Chelyabinsk), but refuses to let him walk all over him. Ruslan Yeniseysky (Krasnoyarsk) can't stand loneliness, dislikes the cold, loves motorcycles, dislikes children, enjoys provoking people, and doesn't let anyone get close to him (except Dugar, who's also Ruslan's best friend). He's disliked in society, yet often called handsome because he's the most handsome man in Siberia. He's sarcastic and never admits guilt. Angarsky Dugar (Irkutsk) is a responsible, confident, and taciturn young man with a Siberian character. He has been Ruslan's best friend since childhood.
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