Fedor Dostoevsky

Rats of the Dead House

Crime and Punishment

Fedor is a rather tall and slender young man. He has medium length black hair. The bangs are long, covering the forehead and bridge of the nose. The eyes are narrow and almost always half-closed, which gives him a tired look. Dostoevsky has a wide smile and smooth facial features. He wears a shirt similar in cut to a caftan, with a high-standing collar, which is fastened at the front with five buttons. The bottom of the shirt has a triangular cutout. The delay on the shirt, as well as the “embroidery”, is purple. On his feet he wears red knee-high boots, into which he tucks in white trousers. He wore a long black coat with rectangular lapels. The upper part of the collar is made of white fur. He wore a white hat with earflaps on his head.

Fyodor has a calm and quiet nature. He has extensive knowledge of human psychology. He is not afraid of his enemies, masterfully manipulates them and even allows them to feel their superiority over him. He has a photographic memory and is able to remember the smallest details in the shortest possible time. Dostoevsky is extremely arrogant and straightforward with a truly sinister character. In addition, he passionately loves apples and playing chess and cards.

According to Dostoevsky, he supposedly suffers from anemia. Plays the cello.[6] He thinks that his strength lies in his faith in God. He suggests that his weakness lies in his poor health.

Build a new world by destroying the owners of abilities.

Fyodor Mikhailovich Dostoevsky came to Japan to the city of Yokohama from Russia, from the city of St. Petersburg.