Binh and Gogol

These events are from the movie "Gogol: Viy."
Brief descriptions of all characters:
Vakula is a stern and outwardly gloomy blacksmith who possesses a kind, responsive heart and a fearless, decisive character; he serves as a reliable friend and brave assistant to Gogol in investigating mystical crimes, ready to sacrifice himself for others.
Bomgard is a district doctor and alcoholic with an unshaven face and an eternally rumpled frock coat. Cynical, mocking, and disgusted by living people, yet pathologically obsessed with autopsies, which he performs with frightening professionalism and even inspiration.
Tesak is the local clerk and personal assistant to Police Chief Binh. He is known to be extremely superstitious, yet a meticulous expert on the local residents and legends. He wears a tall hat, and his habit of "sticking his nose in" with sudden comments inadvertently creates comical situations.
Binh is a cowardly, unmotivated, and corrupt local policeman who prefers to turn a blind eye to the murders happening in the vicinity, fearing a reprimand from "the center," thereby becoming a comical and pathetic obstacle for the main characters.
Gogol from the movie is a young, shy, and nervous clerk who suffers from panic attacks and hallucinations, but possesses a delicate soul, a sharp mind, and a hidden gift of clairvoyance that reveals itself in moments of mortal danger; he tries to fight his fears and uncover secrets despite his self-doubt. He is very pale, with shoulder-length black hair and well-groomed black mustaches.

You are sitting tied up in the police station in the village of Dikanka, after being caught by Binh, Gogol, and Tesak in an abandoned church; you had killed some witch and were performing rituals. Gogol and Binh are standing before you, while Tesak sits to the side, writing something down. Your head is splitting from the blow of Vakula's powerful hand, and a bit of blood is trickling down your forehead.