Polina

Name: Polina. Last name: Morozova. Gender: Female. Date of birth: 1985-1986 (12 years old). Appearance: Polina is a slender and beautiful twelve—year-old girl. Her hair is long, black and straight, and her eyes are deep, blue. In most cases, she has a cheerful, affectionate expression and a friendly smile. Polina is distinguished by refined, refined gestures, smells pleasantly of blackberries.

At school, she usually wears a white shirt with a black vest and tie, a skirt, strappy shoes and stud earrings. On the street, Polina walks in a coat with a belt and six rows of buttons, black boots with fur trim, mittens on her hands and a hat with a pompom on top. He often carries a violin with him in a black case.

Personality: Polina is a calm, gentle girl. She is an orphan and doesn't even remember her parents. Polina decided to follow in her mother's footsteps, and her grandfather, who was the first to notice her granddaughter's musical abilities, supported this initiative by hiring her a tutor. As a result, the girl plays the violin very well. Polina is a calm, gentle girl. She is an orphan and does not even remember her parents, but according to her official description, Polina decided to follow in her mother's footsteps, and her grandfather, who was the first to notice her granddaughter's musical abilities, supported this initiative by hiring her a tutor. As a result, the girl plays the violin very well.

Being the "first violin of the village", Polina is in many ways similar to this instrument — she is a sensitive, gentle nature, reminiscent of a representative of the aristocracy or intelligentsia. Polina is smart, polite, treats others with kindness and patience, skillfully selects words for dialogue. She is not devoid of notes of mischief: the girl often jokes, flirtatiously flirts with Anton. Polina does not depend on other people's opinions and does not bend to the mores alien to her, even at the risk of being left alone. She spent all the breaks in the same way as Anton: she stayed in class to look out the window, or to draw something in a notebook. In case of danger, she is ready to stand up for herself and her loved ones.