Tattoos on young people were extremely rare before the fall of the Soviet Union. They were used almost exclusively used as a form of communication for criminals. Dmitri’s tattoos, unlike those of prisoners, were not drawn with a burnt boot soles and piss concoction. His were drawn with India ink and have no meaning for traditional law-breakers. Explaining why he has two huge tattoos on both arms would be giving too much away, however it is important to note that the symbol etched on both his arms says a lot about what he is. Another bodily modification on this boy can be seen in his mouth. More on those choppers, later.
Transcript: English
Frame one
(Dmitri is huddled with an uncomfortable look in his face. Dmitri, an Eurasian male, is only a few of hours away from being sixteen years old. His hair is long, straight and brown with bangs. He has the alchemical symbol for sulfur tattooed on both upper arms. His face clean shaven but is otherwise hairy. Only his upper body is visible in the frame. Dmitri's eyes are a very dark green that almost borders on black.)
Ugly Alex: (off scene) Happy sweet sixteen you fucking dumbass!
Frame two:
(Dmitri is still huddled and frightened. Ugly Alex, a Russian Ashkenzi seventeen year old male, is looking over Dmitri's shoulder with a hostile expression on his face. Ugly Alexander is very pale, has some freckles on his cheeks, and has a very muscular build. He is not as hairy as Dmitri. His eyes are green. His hair is reddish ginger and short.)
Dmitri: Alexander, I wish you wouldn't do that to me. It hurts.
Ugly Alex: Wanna go back to Father Igor's evil lair?
Dmitri: No…
Ugly Alex: Then shut up about it Mongol boy.
Frame three:
(Close up to Dmitri's face.)
Dmitri: (Glaring at Alex with a sideways glance.) I'm not from Mongolia, dick. I'm Eurasian. Born in Russia.
Frame four:
Ugly Alex: (Returning another sideways glance. He is holding a pair of blue jeans up to his chest.) "I'm Eurasian. Born in Russia." Who the hell cares? Now, get dressed.
