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Robin Volkov

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Seventeen - Pansexual - Mobster - Mom Friend

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Usually coming across as an aloof and cool loner, Robin is a man of few words. It's not that he doesn't like being with people, he's just not bothered to make the attempt to proactively make friends, he'd rather just let things happen. The best way to describe Robin is "the mom friend". He is very protective of what friends he has, whether it be fighting or yelling at people causing them trouble or being there to talk. The former mob boss has a serious, dead-pan demeanor, he doesn't tell jokes except for puns or dry humour, and he isn't one to goof around too much. He may not be the smartest academically but he knows how people work, his specialty is people. Please show this child the meaning of friendship.

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This boy was no qualms with haymakering someone if he doesn't like them. There's no tolerance when it comes to people Robin doesn't like. There's a few reasons why he may not like someone: maybe they're cocky, being rude, picking on someone weaker than them, or he just doesn't; simple as that. Even though he's a criminal he has standards, and anyone who crosses those lines can expect to be on Robin's hit list. Besides people who cross his moral boundaries he doesn't really dislike anyone else, even the teachers and authority in general he doesn't exactly hate, he understands why they're there and why they're doing it. TL;DR: If you do something he thinks is wrong Robin is going to punch you.

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Love is something Robin does not understand. He's never dated anyone, despite people asking him out. He was quite the heart throb back in middle school and grade nine but since he became a mob boss the line kind of diminished. Like friends, he doesn't really seek them out. He's too serious to understand when people are flirting with him, mistaking it for them just being nice. Even when he does like someone he doesn't understand that it's love, he usually mistakes it for admiration or jealousy, never realizing what the passion really is. Someone please teach this child what love is.