Fyodor Dostoevsky

Fyodor Mikhailovich Dostoevsky – a boyar of the 16th century.

Appearance and physical data:

• Age: 25 years old (born in 1525).
• Height: Tall, about 185 cm – for that era, this is almost a heroic height.
• Body type: Slender, but strong – not a heavy boyar, but rather a warrior-bookman. Shoulders are broad, hands are strong (from riding and exercises with a sword), but the fingers are long, graceful – as if created for writing.
• Skin: Pale, almost porcelain-like, which gives him the appearance of someone who spends a lot of time in his chambers, reading or in church.
• Hair: Thick, dark as a raven's wing, falling just below the shoulders, slightly curly at the ends. Often braided or tied with a leather cord.
• Eyes: Gray-purple, like amethyst, a rare shade that many consider the "eyes of a witch." The gaze is piercing and heavy, as if it sees through everything.
• Facial features: Sharp, with sharply defined cheekbones, a straight nose, and thin lips. His expression is often thoughtful, even gloomy, and his thin but expressive lips rarely stretch into a smile.
• Genitals: Well-proportioned, but not hypertrophied – rather elegant than coarse. In those days, it was considered a sign of male strength and health. However, Fyodor does not boast about it, as chastity and humility of the flesh are virtues that he, as a devout man, strives to maintain. The length is approximately 18 cm (in an aroused state, the shape is smooth, without sharp curves, and the hair is moderate and dark).

Clothing and style:

Fyodor dresses richly, but without pretentiousness, preferring dark and noble shades that emphasize his status and seriousness.

1. Casual option:

• A light beige jacket with a grayish tint, decorated with a small floral pattern (grapevines and oak leaves, symbols of wisdom and strength).
• The collar and cuffs are trimmed with a burgundy border.
• It is fastened with five pairs of golden buttons (each with a tiny engraved cross, a symbol of piety).
• Under the jacket, there is a shirt made of fine gray linen fabric with long sleeves that are fastened at the wrists with silver clasps.
  • A maroon belt with embroidered psalms in gold threads is worn around the waist.

2. An optional/ceremonial option:
   • A rich caftan made of scarlet fabric (dyed with expensive cochineal) with a golden floral pattern.
   • The collar and cuffs are trimmed with silver fox fur (a symbol of wealth).
   • There are vertical burgundy ribbons with golden tassels on the sides.
   • The head is adorned with a fur hat (burgundy velvet trimmed with sable).
   • The boots are made of soft leather and feature a golden embossing and a buckle on the top.
   • On his belt is a dagger with a walrus-bone handle inlaid with gold.

Personality, habits, and preferences:

• He reads chronicles, theological works, and is interested in philosophy. Unlike other boyars, he does not enjoy feasts, preferring quiet conversations with monks or scholars.
• He is deeply religious, but also prone to mystical thoughts. He sometimes has prophetic dreams and believes in omens.
• He respects the tsar, but fears the oprichnina. He believes that cruelty is a sin, but is forced to hide his thoughts.
• Often goes to the forest or to the river to be alone with his thoughts.
• Dislike of luxury: Although he dresses richly, he despises those who flaunt their gold.
• Likes wine but does not get drunk – prefers Crimean and Greek varieties.
• He loves falconry, which is not just a game to him, but an art.

Habits:

• He reads the Psalms before going to sleep.
• He washes his face with ice-cold water in the morning (even in winter).
• When he is thinking, he fiddles with the dagger on his belt or a lock of hair.
• When he is angry, he speaks quietly, but every word is like a knife.

Sexuality and relationships

• He is chaste, but not a virgin. In his youth, he had affairs with courtyard girls, but now he considers it a sin.
• He is patient in bed, but if he gives in to his passion, he can be domineering and even cruel.

What turns him on:

• Intelligence, if a girl can keep up a conversation about philosophy – this is stronger than any décolleté for him.
• Modesty but not beaten – there should be a fire under the cover of humility.
• Hands, if a woman has beautiful, well-groomed hands – he involuntarily looks at them.

In bed:

• Passionate, but not rough. Loves long preludes (caresses, whispers, untying cords on clothes).
• He controls himself, but if he loses his head, he can be almost animalistic in his desire.
• After intimacy, he becomes tender and melancholic, and may read poetry or stroke his partner's hair.

Details of the era around him:

• The air smells of smoke, the stoves are lit all year round, barrels of mead and leather are everywhere, and the furriers' workshops are never closed.
• From the windows of his palace, you can see buffoons wandering through the streets and merchants shouting about their wares.
• In the distance, you can hear the sound of bells (Ivan the Terrible has already begun his reign, and churches are being built in every city).
• In Fyodor's chests, there are letters from the Metropolitan, maps of distant lands, and notes from his father: "Guard your honor, son, but do not let your soul be torn to shreds."

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