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1. Mark Volkov
2. Sofia Zaretskaya
3. Kirill Samokhin
4. Alisa Melnikova
5. Dmitry Glushkov
6. Yana Belova
7. Igor Kryukov
8. Polina Smirnova
9. Artem Kazantsev
10. Victoria Ignatyeva
11. Maxim Lavrentiev
12. Anna Kotova
13. Nikita Zimin
14. Elena Petrova
15. Stepan Prokhorov
16. Ksenia Alekseeva
17. Roman Morozov
18. Olga Pavlova
19. Vadim Novikov
20. Mikhail Sokolov

1. Mark, "The Unspoken Leader"
   Personality: A natural leader, charismatic, intelligent, yet cynical. Values ​​status more than people.
   Appearance: Tall, athletic, always impeccably dressed. Has a calm, appraising smile. Green eyes and light brown hair.
   Behavior: He doesn't openly humiliate, but his ignoring is more significant than ridicule. If you're not in his "pack," you're just a background noise.
   His attitude toward me: Indifferent and contemptuous. For him, you're just part of the school decor, confirming his social superiority. He doesn't even waste any emotion on you.

2. Sophia, "The Queen of the Beehive"
   · Personality: Calculating, tough, obsessed with image. Her power is built on manipulation.
   · Appearance: Perfect blond hair, flawless manicure and makeup, expensive but not flashy clothes.
   · Behavior: Makes snide comments in a whisper that then spreads throughout the class. Master of backhanded compliments.
   · Attitude towards me: Openly hostile. Your appearance is the antithesis of everything she values. You are a living reminder of "how not to," and she uses you to consolidate her circle.

3. Kirill, “The Clown of the Peas”
   Personality: Insecure, but hides it behind a clownish demeanor. Needs constant attention at any cost.
   · Appearance: Short, wiry, with a perpetually ironic grin.
   · Behavior: His laugh is the loudest of all. He's the first to jump on an offensive joke, lest he become the target himself.
   · His attitude toward me: Consumerist. You're his go-to resource for raising the mood in the company. By humiliating you, he feels like one of the pack.

4. Alice, "The Silent Ally"
   · Character: Kind, sensitive, but pathologically shy and afraid of judgment.
   · Appearance: Pretty, modestly dressed, with large, frightened eyes.
   Behavior: During class, he sometimes catches your gaze and quickly looks away. He may discreetly hint at something if the teacher isn't looking.
   · Attitude towards me: Sympathetic, but cowardly. She wants to help, but is too afraid of becoming the next victim. Her support is only furtive and whispered.

5. Dmitry, "Evil Genius"
   · Character: An arrogant intellectual, he despises “herd instincts”, but he himself is no better.
   Appearance: Slim, wears thick-rimmed glasses, and has a permanent grin. His front teeth protrude slightly. He has light blue eyes and blond hair.
   · Behavior: Bullies not with dumb teasing, but with caustic, clever comments about your “inefficiency” or “not meeting standards.”
   · His attitude toward me: As an uninteresting, flawed specimen for sociological observation. His contempt is cold and analytical.

6. Yana, "Gossip Girl"
   · Character: Fussy, envious, with an unsatisfied thirst for significance.
   · Appearance: Always well-groomed, but with a certain pretentiousness. A shifty gaze.
   Behavior: Whispers behind everyone's back. Is the main distributor of rumors, often embellishing them.
   · Her attitude toward me: Dismissive. You're a convenient target for gossip because you don't fight back. She enjoys discussing your appearance and making up stories about your life.

7. Igor, "The Everyman Athlete"
   Personality: Not evil, but narrow-minded and straightforward. Lives by the principle "if you're not with us, you're out of the loop."
   Appearance: Broad-shouldered, with short hair, often in athletic attire. Dark brown hair.
   Behavior: Speaks loudly, laughs a lot. May accidentally bump into someone with his shoulder and not even apologize because he "didn't notice."
   · His attitude towards me: Like a nobody. You don't fit into his world of sports and parties, so for him, you simply don't exist.

8. Polina, "The Unprincipled Careerist"
   Personality: Ambitious, driven, and ready to step on others. Sees school as a training ground.
   · Appearance: Businesslike, even at school, strict ponytail, minimal makeup.
   Behavior: She fawns over the powerful (teachers, Mark), and despises the weak. All her actions have a hidden purpose.
   · Attitude towards me: Disdainful. Associates you with failure and weakness. Fears that any interaction with you will lower her status in the eyes of the "right" people.

9. Artem, "The Lone Cynic"
   Personality: Smart, sarcastic, disillusioned with the system and people. Avoids any attachments.
   Appearance: Slightly sloppy, dressed in dark clothes, with headphones as his main accessory. Dark green eyes and black hair.
   Behavior: Stands aside, observing. He may make a sarcastic remark, not out of malice, but rather out of a desire to state what he considers a "bitter truth."
   · Attitude towards me: Indifferent, with a hint of contempt for your "weakness" and inability to stand up for yourself. He sees you as a product of a pathetic system that he despises.

10. Victoria, "The Queen's Companion"
    · Character: Narrow-minded, led, completely dependent on Sophia’s approval.
    Appearance: Copies Sofia's style, but cheaper and more awkwardly, always wearing two ponytails. Laughs louder than anyone else.
    · Behavior: Parodies the leader's mannerisms. Her mockery is the most straightforward and stupid.
    · Attitude towards me: Reflects Sophia's attitude, but in a grotesque, exaggerated form. She is the loud barking of the "royal" retinue.

11. Maxim, "The Kind-hearted-Inattentive"
    · Character: Overall a good guy, the life of the party, but absorbed in his own interests and friends.
    Appearance: Kind face, open smile, likes comfortable clothes. Light brown eyes.
    Behavior: He might smile when you meet him if he catches your eye, but he'll quickly forget about you. He doesn't participate in bullying, but he doesn't notice it either.
    · His attitude towards me: Neutral-friendly from a distance. He simply doesn't see you; you're outside his focus.

12. Anna, "A Victim Seeking a Smaller Victim"
    · Character: Downtrodden, insecure, suffers from ridicule, but found an outlet in you.
    · Appearance: Slouches, speaks quietly, dresses in baggy clothes, has short black hair and dark eyes.
    · Behavior: People don't laugh in her presence, so in your presence she allows herself to make snide remarks in order to feel superior.
    · Relationship with me: Complicated. She sees you as a kindred spirit, but hates the similarity. Her petty mischief is a cry of despair and an attempt to rise from the bottom.

13. Nikita, "Rebel Provocateur"
    · Character: Conflictual, looks for any reason to rebel against rules and decency.
    Appearance: Provocative piercings, tousled hair, torn jacket. Medium-length black hair.
    · Behavior: He may start bullying you not out of personal animosity, but to irritate the teacher or to “get to the quick” of his successful classmates.
    · His attitude toward me: As a tool for shock value. You're the weak link, and by touching you, he can destabilize the situation.

14. Elena Petrovna (classmate), "A Teacher at Heart"
    · Character: Boring, pedantic, loves to lecture and feel moral superiority.
    Appearance: Neat, like a doll, with a strict hairstyle and nondescript clothes. Long, dark brown hair.
    · Behavior: Makes “caring” remarks in front of everyone: “You should lose weight, take care of your health,” “See how untidy you are, that’s why they treat you badly.”
    · Her attitude toward me: Top-down, with pity and a desire to control. Her criticism is disguised as concern, which makes it even more offensive.

15. Stepan, "The Naive Simpleton"
    · Character: Sincere, but tactless, does not understand boundaries and other people’s feelings.
    · Appearance: Large, ruddy, with an open face.
    · Behavior: He may ask the entire cafeteria: “Why are you eating only one cutlet? You’re already fat?” without any malicious intent.
    · His attitude toward me: As a strange object that disrupts his comprehensible worldview. He's not angry; he genuinely doesn't understand.

16. Ksenia, "The Creative Egoist"
    Personality: Lives in her own world, considers herself profound and misunderstood. She doesn't care about the feelings of others.
    · Appearance: Dramatic, often casual, bohemian style.
    · Behavior: He may draw you in a sketch as a symbol of “the melancholy and sluggishness of existence” without even asking permission.
    · Attitude towards me: Objective. You are part of the landscape, which can be used for inspiration. Your feelings are of no importance to her.

17. Novel, "Mama's Boy"
    · Character: Spoiled, capricious, believes that the world revolves around him.
    Appearance: Expensive, brand-name clothing, well-groomed from head to toe. Light gray eyes and blond hair.
    Behavior: Squeamish. He may wince if you sit next to him and then demonstratively move.
    · His attitude towards me: As if I were something of poor quality and unpleasant. You spoil his comfortable reality with your appearance.

18. Olga, "Formal Excellent Student"
    · Character: Pedantic, law-abiding, values ​​only academic success.
    Appearance: Neat, textbook perfection. Dark blue eyes and neatly styled black hair.
    Behavior: She doesn't interact with people who aren't up to her level. In group projects, she views you as a burden.
    · Attitude towards me: Dismissive, as if I were ballast that drags down the average grade and spoils the picture of an ideal class.

19. Vadim, "The Quiet Observer"
    · Character: Silent, withdrawn, sees and remembers a lot, but never shows emotions.
    Appearance: Unremarkable, easily lost in a crowd. Brown eyes, medium-length hair.
    Behavior: Watches what's happening as if it were a movie. Never intervenes.
    · His attitude toward me: Non-judgmental observation. For him, you are as much a part of the school ecosystem as a desk or a blackboard. No hatred, no sympathy.

20. Mikhail, "Former Friend"
    · Personality: Adaptable. You were friends as children, but as social pressure increases, you become ashamed of this.
    Appearance: An ordinary guy, nothing special. Hazel-green eyes and short light brown hair.
    Behavior: Avoids eye contact. In elementary school, he could stand up for her, but now he joins in the teasing to deflect suspicion.
    · His attitude toward me: The most painful part is a mixture of shame, guilt, and cowardice. He betrayed an old friendship, and his current disdain is an attempt to cover up that shame.

1. Mark Volkov
   What he does: Online leadership training, strategy games, functional training.
   What he prefers: Control, respect, quality things, pure and logical success.

2. Sofia Zaretskaya
   What she does: Studies fashion and the psychology of influence, creates content for social media, and practices yoga.
   What he prefers: Power through manipulation, being a role model, expensive minimalism, a sense of superiority.

3. Kirill Samokhin
   What he does: Parkour, watching memes and stand-up comedy, imitating his idols.
   What he prefers: To be the center of attention at any cost, approval of the crowd, instant results.

4. Alisa Melnikova
   What she does: Reading fantasy, embroidery, volunteering with animals secretly.
   What he prefers: Silence, safety, books as a refuge, genuine kindness.

5. Dmitry Glushkov
   What he does: Programming, scientific debates on forums, watching documentaries about the universe.
   Prefers: Intellectual superiority, logic, solitude for reflection, complex concepts.

6. Yana Belova
   What he does: Monitoring everyone's social media, watching TV series about luxury living, shopping.
   What she prefers: Being in the know, feeling involved in “secrets,” discussing other people’s lives.

7. Igor Kryukov
   What he does: Workout in the gym, watch sports matches, listen to energetic music.
   What he prefers: Physical strength, simple, understandable goals, brotherhood of “his own”.

8. Polina Smirnova
   What he does: Studying the biographies of successful people, Olympiad mathematics, chess.
   What he prefers: Clear plans, useful connections, career prospects, personal gain.

9. Artem Kazantsev
   What he does: Creates dark electronic music, urban photography, reads philosophical literature.
   What he prefers: Being outside the system, the aesthetics of decadence, honest cynicism, his own music.

10. Victoria Ignatyeva
    What she does: Copying Sofia's hobbies, browsing beauty blogs, gossiping on the phone.
    What does he prefer: Approval of the leader, being the "right hand", feeling needed in the hierarchy.

11. Maxim Lavrentiev
    What he does: Hiking with friends, playing guitar around a campfire, watching comedies.
    What he prefers: Warm company, simple joys, so that everyone is happy and comfortable.

12. Anna Kotova
    What she does: Keeping a secret diary, drawing in notebooks, caring for a pet hamster.
    Prefers: Being invisible, the quiet safety of home, a fantasy world.

13. Nikita Zimin
    What he does: Graffiti (sometimes illegal), parkour in abandoned buildings, protest punk rock.
    What he prefers: Outrageousness, breaking stereotypes, a sense of danger, “rebellion for the sake of rebellion.”

14. Elena Petrova
    What he does: Writing rules for a non-existent club, reading etiquette tips, checking other people's work.
    Preferences: Order, moral leadership, feeling right, giving unsolicited advice.

15. Stepan Prokhorov
    What he does: Fishing with his father, building models, watching survival shows.
    What he prefers: Specifics, clear instructions, when everything is "fair", simple food.

16. Ksenia Alekseeva
    What she does: Visiting art exhibitions, keeping an Instagram inspiration diary, writing poetry.
    What she prefers: Beauty in imperfection, emotions as art, being her own muse.

17. Roman Morozov
    What she does: Researching brands, online shopping, going to the spa with her mom.
    What he prefers: Comfort, status items as protection from the world, so that everything is “like the best.”

18. Olga Pavlova
    What she does: Solving Olympiad problems "for herself", systematizing notes, participating in intellectual clubs.
    What he prefers: Clear evaluation criteria, personal effectiveness, when intelligence is more important than emotions.

19. Vadim Novikov
    What he does: Observing people in public places, analyzing TV series from a psychological perspective, and taking long walks alone.
    What does he prefer: Being an invisible observer, internal analysis, maintaining neutrality.

20. Mikhail Sokolov
    What he does: Computer games, watching old family videos (of you together), practicing the guitar, which he gave up.

1. Mark: Lesson – answers confidently, creates a businesslike atmosphere. Break – is the center of attraction in his circle, conducting quiet conversations.
2. Sofia: During class, she's flawless, attracting admiring glances. During recess, she's surrounded by her entourage, whispering, and giving out praise to those "passing by."
3. Kirill: During class, he's goofing around and getting criticized. During recess, he's laughing loudly, gesturing wildly, and attracting attention.
4. Alice: During class, she sits quietly, afraid to be called on. During recess, she's off to the side, reading or looking at her phone, secretly watching.
5. Dmitry: During class, he knows more than the teacher and gets into arguments. During recess, he stands alone by the window with a book or looks down on others.
6. Yana: Lesson – pretends to listen, but actually writes notes to someone. Recess – quickly moves from one group to another, collecting and spreading gossip.
7. Igor: Lesson – bored, looking out the window. Recess – loudly chatting with fellow athletes, clapping each other on the shoulders.
8. Polina: During class, she's the first to raise her hand and asks the "right" questions. During recess, she interacts with teachers or relevant classmates and builds connections.
9. Artem: Lesson – listens through headphones under his jacket, occasionally making a sarcastic comment. Break – stands to the side, listening to music, ignoring everyone.
10. Victoria: Lesson – looks closely at Sofia, mimicking her gestures. Recess – Sofia's shadow, laughing loudly at her jokes, catching her every glance.

11. Maxim: During class, he might even chat if he's with friends. During recess, he's in the center of his cheerful group, planning where to go after school.
12. Anna: During class, she tries to become invisible, staring at her desk. During recess, she creeps along the walls and may approach you hesitantly if you're alone.
13. Nikita: During class, he argues with the teacher and yawns demonstratively. During recess, he creates tension around himself, looking for something to pick on.
14. Elena Petrovna (classmate): During class, she sits with perfect posture and corrects others. During recess, she gives unsolicited advice to those on duty or those who look "unkempt."
15. Stepan: Lesson – he might loudly ask something obvious again. Recess – he innocently watches fights or loud arguments as if they were a performance.
16. Ksenia: Lesson – draws in a notebook, looks out the window, "inspired." Recess – sits in the corner with a notepad, observing people "as if they were characters."
17. Roman: Lesson – he ostentatiously checks the time on his expensive watch. Recess – he stands apart, disdainfully brushing off his uniform if someone bumps into him.
18. Olga: Lesson – writes down every word the teacher says, asks about the grading criteria. Break – prepares for the next lesson or discusses the assignment with the teacher.
19. Vadim: During class, he sits silently, his gaze fixed on the teacher or on what's happening. Break, he also stands silently to the side, not moving, simply observing.
20. Mikhail: Lesson – sits with a neutral expression, avoiding eye contact. Recess – quickly disappears into the circle of more "popular" kids, disappearing into them.

Mark Volkov:
· Reaction: For a moment, speechless, his appraising gaze lingered on you longer than usual. A faint smile touched the corners of his lips—not condescending, but intrigued.
· Emotions: Surprise, arousal of interest. You are no longer in the background.

Sofia Zaretskaya:
· Reaction: Her icy smile froze. She quickly looked you over from head to toe, assessing the details.
Emotions: Shock, instant envy, and calculation. You've gone from being a potential threat to a real one. A plan is already forming in my head.

Kirill Samokhin:
· Reaction: He gaped, then swallowed and clumsily tried to give an old grin that didn't work.
· Emotions: Confusion. His main "humor target" has disappeared, and he feels stupid.

Alisa Melnikova:
· Reaction: She opened her eyes wide, then smiled timidly and sincerely, as if she had seen a miracle.
· Emotions: Sincere joy and hope. If you could do it, maybe something in her life will change too?

Dmitry Glushkov:
· Reaction: He raised an eyebrow above the frame of his glasses and nodded to himself, as if drawing a conclusion.
· Emotions: Cold curiosity. You've moved from the category of "uninteresting object" to "interesting social experiment."

Yana Belova:
· Reaction: She quickly whispered something to her neighbor, without taking her burning gaze off you.
· Emotions: Burning curiosity and excitement. A new topic for gossip of the highest order!

Igor Kryukov:
· Reaction: He saw it and wanted to shout something to his friend, but he hesitated and simply said: “Oh, hi...”
· Emotions: Bewilderment. Your existence in his field of vision now demands some kind of acknowledgment, however primitive.

Polina Smirnova:
Reaction: Her gaze became cold and analytical. She quickly assessed whether it was worthwhile to establish contact with you now.
Emotions: Caution and recalculation of strength. You have become a variable that must be factored into her equations.

Artem Kazantsev:
· Reaction: He took off his earphone, gave it a quick but intense glance, snorted, and put it back on.
Emotions: Grudging respect. You did something he might not have had the will to do, but he can't admit it.

Victoria Ignatyeva:
· Reaction: She looked at Sofia with confusion, looking for a clue on how to react, and fell silent uncertainly.
Emotions: Panic. Her compass is off. How should she act now? Copy Sophia's attitude, but what is it?

Maxim Lavrentiev:
· Reaction: He smiled broadly and kindly, as if to an old friend. "Hi! You look good!"
· Emotions: Genuine, simple joy. You've finally caught his attention as a positive thing.

Anna Kotova:
Reaction: She turned pale and shrank even more. Her gaze expressed not joy, but almost fear.
Emotions: Despair and betrayal. You fled the ship that left her drowning. Now she's completely alone.

Nikita Zimin:
· Reaction: He whistled and shouted, "Wow, what a transformation!" But his voice was more of a challenge to society than a compliment.
· Emotions: Passion. You are now an excellent tool for confusing and irritating the "successful" ones.

Elena Petrova:
· Reaction: She pursed her lips and said loudly, with false warmth: “See how you can do something just by wanting it! Well done.”
Emotions: Satisfaction. Her "helpful advice" seems to have been confirmed. She feels a part of your success.

Stepan Prokhorov:
· Reaction: Asked clearly and loudly: “Wow, is that you?! How so?”
· Emotions: Sincere, tactless curiosity. For him, you are a fascinating puzzle.

Ksenia Alekseeva:
· Reaction: She froze, then quickly took out a notepad and began sketching something, looking at you.
· Emotions: Inspiration. You're the perfect visual contrast between "before and after," a symbol of metamorphosis. Your feelings still don't bother her.

Roman Morozov:
· Reaction: He nodded slightly, allowing your existence in his space, and walked away.
· Emotions: Condescending acceptance. You are no longer a "marriage"; you are now a neutral element.

Olga Pavlova:
· Reaction: She glanced over her textbook, nodded appraisingly, and returned to reading.
Emotions: Approval of your effectiveness. You demonstrated the "right" qualities: discipline and results. But you're still no intellectual competitor.

Vadim Novikov:
Reaction: His usually unfocused gaze became very clear and focused for a second. He simply stared, his expression unchanging.
· Emotions: Deep, silent interest. His internal database has been seriously edited.

Mikhail Sokolov:
· Reaction: He met your eyes, quickly blushed, looked away in embarrassment and pretended to be immersed in his phone.
Emotions: Intense shame, confusion, and aching regret. He's faced with a living reminder of his betrayal, and it now looks a thousand times more foolish.