What can a literary character's bag tell us about them? This unusual masterclass turns imagination into a key to understanding beloved characters. Together with the participants, the organizers will gather the "inventory" of Pierre Bezukhov or Ellochka the Cannibal, uncover the power of details, and create unique collages full of meaning and humor. Sometimes one item can tell us more about a character than an entire chapter of a book. What lies in Pierre Bezukhov's pocket? What treasures could Ellochka the Cannibal keep in her handbag? And if Carlson had a backpack, what would you find in it? These and other questions will serve as the starting point for the exciting creative masterclass "Collage Inventory: What's in the Hero's Bag?", which will take place at the M.Y. Lermontov Library. Participants will face an original task - to assemble a literary character's "bag," bringing together their character, habits, mood, and life details through objects. This is not just a creative activity, but a true way to understand how things speak about a person - whether they are fictional or real. The masterclass will be part of the "Literary" program, and it is suitable for anyone who loves to read, reflect, imagine, and create something with their hands. Here, the ability to draw or glue is not important, but the desire to think visually, see hidden meanings, and share your associations with others. During the process, participants will not only create a bright visual collage but also discuss how details shape images, why a hat, a notebook, or a pendant can tell a lot about a character. The final touch will be a game - guess the character by their "inventory." All materials will be provided. The process will be led by the coordinator of the creative workshop, Elena Kazhukalo, who will create a cozy atmosphere and help everyone express themselves. This is not just a masterclass, but an emotional and intellectual adventure where imagination works at full power. Come if you seek inspiration, literary insights, and a bit of magic in a weekday. This masterclass is for those who believe that books come alive in details.