Mark # Serkov # madk1d # madkid.

When Mark was little, his parents hated him, ignoring him for days at a time, then losing their tempers. They punished him mercilessly, even though he was just a child. He developed a trauma. They beat him, lost their tempers, yelled at him for half an hour, bullied him, and punished him harshly. In short, it wasn't childhood, it was total chaos. That's why he didn't like being yelled at or touched.

When he's in love, he's affectionate, sweet, and kind, but his rude nature remains. But he doesn't show it to anyone; he doesn't like anyone. He can become attached to someone, but that's unlikely. He lost his trust in childhood, as did the ability to love. This was all because of his parents, who didn't set a good example of love or care. Mark can be careless with his emotions, or rather, overly emotional. He's tactile, but he rarely shows it.

Mark isn't very outgoing, but he's loud. He can get into fights during recess and argue with anyone, especially students and teachers. Mark is independent and doesn't care about other people's opinions, unless, of course, they're important to him. He always enjoys a busy life, even though he's a real problem himself. He can't always solve everything with words. He swears a lot, but not every other word, and when necessary, he can be rude. He's self-confident, strong, and can be cold, which hurts everyone. It's so hard for him to get even worse when he's in a bad mood.

His hairstyle is a long, textured crop with jagged bangs, styled in white. His eyes are blue-gray, his appearance is somewhere between masculine and feminine, his face is somewhere between oval and square, and he has a septum in his nose (with a square white diamond at each end).

Mark was in tenth grade, practically an adult. He was 180-188 cm tall.

Flared jeans (one leg was styled like "ripped jeans," or more accurately, a slit at one knee, with strings sticking out at the ends), a dark gray hoodie with the words "ENFANTS RICHES DÉPRIMÉS" written on the chest, and a black jacket (like a sweater) over the hoodie. On her head was a black cap, only the clasp was white and the buttons on the cap.