Sergei Asimov is a Russian ballet dancer and father of Lavinia Asimov.
History[]
Lavinia Asimov, his daughter.
Not much is known about Sergei’s early life except that he made a name for himself as a professional ballet dancer and had a daughter with Terpsichore, the Muse of dance and choral songs. When his daughter informed him she wanted to study tap dancing rather then ballet, he became disappointed.
The Trials of Apollo[]
The Tyrant's Tomb[]
Sergei is mentioned by his daughter when Lavinia is talking about Apollo during a Senate meeting. Apollo thinks of him after hearing his name.
Appearance[]
While Sergei is not seen, Apollo describes him as quite attractive from his memory.
Personality[]
Sergei is shown to be a traditionalist, wishing his daughter to become a ballerina like himself.
Etymology[]
- Sergei is an Etruscan given name.
- Asimov is a Jewish surname of Russian origin.