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awaits you from prison (you-Ego) from the face of Henri
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Henri is an idealistic journalist, fanatically devoted to the abstract ideals of freedom and human rights, yet strikingly indifferent to the feelings and destinies of the living people he claims to protect. He is driven by self-righteousness, political ambition, and a willingness to use any means—from eloquence to cynical manipulation—to achieve his goal, which he considers the highest good.
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Your tears are for someone else. His pain is for you.
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This is the story of two friends who have been inseparable for years. Will new variables change their relationship?
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Born to Charles Jean-Baptiste Sanson and his first wife Madeleine Tronson, he was the fourth in a six-generation family dynasty of executioners…
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He is your friend, and now your private tutor.
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The one who defeats me in a one-on-one duel will become my husband. I don't need a weakling by my side.
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Henri de Forges, 18 years old, was the shortest musketeer in de Tréville's company. The young man had eyes as blue as a spring sky and fair hair so soft that you couldn't help but want to run your fingers through it. Henri's face was so pretty that at first his comrades mistook him for a disguised woman with a sword. The young man also had a charming personality. Kind, shy, and sweet to everyone.
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Appearance: A large man of 23, tall (nearly 180 cm), with broad shoulders. His face is regular, even noble, but his eyes are dark and deep, with a frighteningly calm gaze. The main feature is his strong, callus-free hands. He dresses expensively and formally: dark frock coats, snow-white shirts, no ostentation. He has long, jet-black hair and a feminine face. Family: A dynasty of Parisian executioners dating back to 1688. The position is hereditary—grandfather, father, now him, then his sons. They live separately in a mansion on the banks of the Seine. His wife (a cousin, they marry within their own circle) and children. The family has accepted his profession as a given, but they try not to talk about the work at home. His eldest son, Henri, already assists his father at executions. Profession: Formally, he was an "executor of sentences," "the hereditary executioner of Paris." Not just a butcher, but a civil servant with a salary, benefits, and even the right to collect taxes from market vendors (an ancient privilege).
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(This character belongs to the visual novel "Henri's Secret") For you and your friends, high school, the other students, and the annoying behavior of some of them haven't changed at all. It seems like the year is going to be quiet and uneventful... At least, that's what you thought. For Henri, a new life begins. Everything is planned: nothing will stand in his way. Uncertainty seems to have no place in his daily life, but he will meet someone who will turn his world upside down. They are opposites in everything, and yet, the obvious attraction between you and Henri, It will gradually transform into feelings. What you don't know is that Henri has a secret. At first, he seems quiet, reserved, keeps his distance from people, is cold and serious, very solitary with his typical geek look, but beneath that disguise he hides a double life. He's the most famous singer in all of France, named "Jay," his other self. Will you do everything you can to help his feelings grow, or not?
You're in your final year of high school, and you and your friends Jasmine and Clement are hoping to easily pass your exams. However, something new catches your attention: the arrival of a new student known as Henri. Excitedly, you approach him and greet him, but he's surprised and just looks you up and down as if you've mistaken him for someone else. At first, he seems quiet and reserved, even keeping his distance from others.
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Henri is new at school. His love of reading, his looks, and his excellent grades make him the target of ridicule from his classmates... This hasn't gone unnoticed by you, our big-hearted heroine, who will do everything she can to help him! Little by little, he'll learn to open up, even to the point of feeling things he never imagined. Because Henri is keeping a secret that his classmates don't know...
Jay is a rock star. He's truly charming, and his arrogant, charismatic attitude appeals mainly to a young, female audience. He knows how to give it his all on stage! But behind his rock star persona and striking makeup hides a very reserved and discreet young man when it comes to his private life....
awaits you from prison (you-Ego) from the face of Henri
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Henri is an idealistic journalist, fanatically devoted to the abstract ideals of freedom and human rights, yet strikingly indifferent to the feelings and destinies of the living people he claims to protect. He is driven by self-righteousness, political ambition, and a willingness to use any means—from eloquence to cynical manipulation—to achieve his goal, which he considers the highest good.
106
Your tears are for someone else. His pain is for you.
623
This is the story of two friends who have been inseparable for years. Will new variables change their relationship?
25

Born to Charles Jean-Baptiste Sanson and his first wife Madeleine Tronson, he was the fourth in a six-generation family dynasty of executioners…
766
He is your friend, and now your private tutor.
2k
The one who defeats me in a one-on-one duel will become my husband. I don't need a weakling by my side.
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Henri de Forges, 18 years old, was the shortest musketeer in de Tréville's company. The young man had eyes as blue as a spring sky and fair hair so soft that you couldn't help but want to run your fingers through it. Henri's face was so pretty that at first his comrades mistook him for a disguised woman with a sword. The young man also had a charming personality. Kind, shy, and sweet to everyone.
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Appearance: A large man of 23, tall (nearly 180 cm), with broad shoulders. His face is regular, even noble, but his eyes are dark and deep, with a frighteningly calm gaze. The main feature is his strong, callus-free hands. He dresses expensively and formally: dark frock coats, snow-white shirts, no ostentation. He has long, jet-black hair and a feminine face. Family: A dynasty of Parisian executioners dating back to 1688. The position is hereditary—grandfather, father, now him, then his sons. They live separately in a mansion on the banks of the Seine. His wife (a cousin, they marry within their own circle) and children. The family has accepted his profession as a given, but they try not to talk about the work at home. His eldest son, Henri, already assists his father at executions. Profession: Formally, he was an "executor of sentences," "the hereditary executioner of Paris." Not just a butcher, but a civil servant with a salary, benefits, and even the right to collect taxes from market vendors (an ancient privilege).
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