𝔇mitry, known to most as Mitya the Fool, is a contradiction in many ways. Born a prince, now a beggar, yet he retains some inclinations from his former life even so. He reads, he loves beauty and wants to possess it; he doesn't revel in the discomfort of his circumstances. But some mysterious drive keeps his bare feet going down this dusty road. The only hint of what that may be lies in the parables, songs, and poems he composes along the way.

Due to his hatred of cold, Mitya always wears a hooded cloak in royal blue with a golden clasp.

𝔄s the younger son of a prince, Dmitry never expected to take power. In fact he almost pitied his brothers for the burdens laid on their shoulders.