Anton Barinov

Background
Although Anton was born in Russia, he was actually raised in the United Kingdom. This was due to his father getting into a contract with a British company which required him to move house. At the time it was not ideal for Anton to stay in Russia with his mother, therefore he had to move in alongside his father, despite how much he argued against it.

Anton visited his mother infrequently, but unfortunately this was completely out of his control. Anton’s father decided to divorce his wife due the difficulties of a long-distance relationship, this resulting in a lack of contact between Anton and his mother. As Anton got older, his father became more reluctant to pay for the flights, and they would eventually stop entirely.

Anton and his father began getting into arguments more frequently, which would oftentimes turn violent. In his mid-teenage years, Anton was notified that his mother had fallen sick. He demanded that his father would take him back to Russia, and that he would stay there to take care of her. His father declined, and Anton was yet again, forced to stay put.

Anton’s mother unfortunately passed away before he got the chance to meet her again. He was finally excused to go back to Russia when he turned sixteen, however he refused to come back into his father’s care. Anton bounced around from house to house, and mostly lived on the streets until he was able to find a decent retail job.

It was during this time where Anton met Rudolph through a local concert. After discovering that Anton was homeless, Rudolph invited him to stay at his parents house later that night, and this is where their friendship truly began to blossom. The two of them would regularly spend time together, hanging out at bars and meeting new faces. They grew together, sharing similar ideologies and interests which only seemed to tighten their bond as they aged.

Anton lived with Rudolph’s family for just over a year or so before he scraped enough money together to find a new place to stay. Anton moved into a small, damp apartment on the outskirts of town, and several years later, he is still in the very same place. Anton does not face many financial troubles nowadays, however he does tend to live rather cheap in order to play it safe with his money.

Anton and Rudolph are best friends, without a doubt. Even as of today, they spend a whole lot of time together, causing all sorts of havoc on the streets, in bars and at protests. If you think you’ve seen a trouble-maker before, you’ve honestly got to see these two in a room together.

Relations

 * Rudolph (Friend)


 * Radko (Friend)


 * Slug (Friend)
 * Victor (Friend)
 * Roxanne (Friend)
 * Kojiro (Friend)


 * Milo (Acquaintance)