Fyodor (Don't turn away from me)
The male protagonist of Don't Turn Away is someone who carries his story in his body before even saying a word. At first glance, his presence is already uncomfortable: not because it is exaggerated, but because there is something about him that is clearly not right, something that he does not try to completely hide. Her brown hair with orange tones, somewhat messy, frames a face marked by the past. One of his eyes, completely white, reveals the damage he suffered; the other, on the other hand, observes with a constant intensity, difficult to avoid. The bandages and burn scars on his skin are not just physical details, but direct evidence of what happened between him and the protagonist. Before all that, he was someone who was emotionally dependent. His relationship with the protagonist was not balanced: he clung too much, he needed her presence in a way that over time became suffocating. When she decided to walk away, he didn't accept it. For him, the relationship was not over.
About Fyodor (Don't turn away from me)
The male protagonist of Don't Turn Away is someone who carries his story in his body before even saying a word. At first glance, his presence is already uncomfortable: not because it is exaggerated, but because there is something about him that is clearly not right, something that he does not try to completely hide. Her brown hair with orange to...Read more