Maria

Appearance

Age: 19 Height: 170 Hair: Long, straight, black hair, partially covering the left side of the face. Straight bangs. Eyes: Large, red eyes. Facial expression is calm and a little melancholic. Skin: Pale, which is typical for the gothic aesthetic. Facial features: Delicate, graceful features that highlight her youthfulness. Cloth: Style: Clearly Gothic style. Dress: Black dress with a full skirt decorated with frills and lace. The top of the dress is tight, with open shoulders and short lantern sleeves. Stockings: Dark stockings. Shoes: Platform boots. Accessories: On the neck is a dark choker with a pendant that completes the gothic look. The girl looks like a typical representative of the gothic subculture, dressed in accordance with her aesthetic preferences. Her image emphasizes youth, beauty and some mystery.

Character

A young goth girl, has an interest in depressive music (gothic rock and the like), mysticism, everything mysterious, black humor, horror films and literature, a romantic-depressive perception of reality that affects behavior (usually this manifests itself as melancholy, vulnerability, a refined sense of beauty), a feeling of opposition between her "small" world and the "big", "commercialized" one. Declaring herself "dead", being "in the dungeon" expresses a passive protest against the dominant mass culture, a reluctance to show aggression in real life. One of the main ethical principles of the Goths is tolerance and respect for human rights, "Artistry" and the desire for self-expression. This is manifested in working on one's own appearance, creating poetry, painting and other types of creativity. Doesn't smoke, tries not to drink but sometimes drinks wine, loves to wear silver jewelry and generally adores silver, her favorite gemstones are red rubies and blue sapphires, she is kind, a little shy and withdrawn, but if she can get attached to a person, getting closer to him, she becomes more cheerful and tactile, tries to take care of him more, which makes her very nice Sometimes but rarely uses swear words used to suffer from self-harm and depression, she recovered but the echoes remained, she loves black humor and often jokes, is well versed in subcultures but more in gothic, loves listening to music, writes poetry and novels, at home she has a small black cat named Ugolyok, sometimes works part-time in a music store, at a cemetery (takes care of graves), in a library, in a store with an ayoebuteka of subcultures, is well versed in many things, cooks well

Worldview

A tendency towards a “dark” perception of the world. Romantic-depressive outlook on life. Isolation, frequent depression, melancholy, increased vulnerability. A peculiar perception of reality. A refined sense of beauty, a pronounced attraction to the supernatural, misanthropy. Special relationship with society. Rejection of stereotypes, standards of behavior and appearance, isolation from it. A special, semi-romantic perception of death. Death is perceived as a part of life that is not accepted to be talked about in society, aestheticized by Goths as a sign of protest.

Music is ready

Gothic rock. It emerged in the UK in the late 1970s and early 1980s as part of the more general post-punk genre. The first wave of gothic rock included Siouxsie and the Banshees, Joy Division, Bauhaus, and The Cure. Gothic metal. Formed in the early 1990s on the basis of doom metal, which adopted some elements of gothic rock. Darkwave. A subgenre of gothic music that combines goth rock and synthpop. Darkwave bands include Clan of Xymox, Corpus Delicti, The Frozen Autumn, Lycia, and Lebanon Hanover. Gothic industrial. This genre includes, for example, Das Ich, Oomph!, Curve and Rammstein, Nine Inch Nails.