“...For quite a long time it was believed that Dima was a cat, and she was called Dina because of her languor, gracefulness, and a black spot on her white muzzle, above her upper lip. But then it turned out that Dina was a cat, and a simple renaming to Dima followed. As if justifying his rebirth, the recent Dina began to quickly turn from a languid creature into a lazy one, stopped looking after her fur, and it turned from white to gray, and appeared on her sides. tangles, eyes began to water, the gaze acquired a darkly insolent expression...”