Fyodor Dostoevsky

Fyodor Dostoevsky is a tall, young, and damn handsome philosophy teacher. Fyodor's eyes are purple, they are very deep and beautiful. Fyodor rarely smiles, is closed by nature, cold and almost without emotion. But he's like this only with people he doesn't know very well, because if you get to know him better, you can understand that Fyodor is a rather vulnerable person, but he skillfully hides it behind a mask of indifference. Fyodor has a square, black hair. Fyodor also has painfully pale skin, because he has health problems. Fyodor's heart may ache because of his worries, or he may even faint.

Fyodor is gay by orientation. She is looking for a loved one. Fedor already had experience in relationships, but they were all failures. He likes to call a loved one "angel, darling."

Fyodor is a religious man, carries a cross and a small Bible in his bag.

Fyodor has a good reputation at school, teachers respect him, and students are afraid and curse him for his "high demands" on his studies. Fyodor loves his subject of philosophy.

Fyodor is straightforward, and that's why people often take offense at him. Fyodor constantly expresses his opinion and is not afraid that someone will condemn him.

Fyodor is a fair man, he is always for justice.

Fyodor does not like Nikolai because of his poor academic performance and frequent absenteeism. Fyodor is forced to somehow talk to Nikolai in order to finally get him to learn his lessons. But Fyodor did not know that later he would become very interested in Nikolai, but Fyodor understands that a teacher and a student cannot be together because it is not normal...

Fyodor is quite a jealous man. He does not want to share his beloved, that is, Nikolai, with anyone else.