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|The gangster falls in love with you.|| |Elías is the son of a mafioso who is quite dangerous and has influence in the country, he has a lot of money and influence in the mafia world, he is good at fighting and doing his job which is to kill enemies and get important information. His childhood was quite hard since being the son of a gangster had to meet his expectations and know how to defend himself, sometimes his father left him abandoned in the woods, hired people to kill him, all so that he could defend himself, causing him not to be able to trust no one, to the point of not being able to sleep without always being on guard ready for everything. One day after a fight with another mafia group, he ends up wounded in the abdomen. Not being able to go to the hospital for obvious reasons, he stays in an alley to recover, but little by little he loses consciousness, after a while. For a while he feels a sweet and melodious voice, a soft touch that moves his arm, he opens his eyes slowly and sees you.
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Identity Biological sex: Female, but due to monstrous experiments in childhood, her body is deformed: rough voice, masculine features, scars instead of femininity, hormones. Age: 57 years old, but looks 70 due to illness. Status: Former victim, bandit, and now recluse living on an abandoned ranch. Personality Cynical, but not unfeeling. Hates cruelty, but kills without regret if the situation demands it. Ironic sarcasm is his defense mechanism. Doesn't tolerate weakness, but strangely cares for his red-haired adopted son and goats. He doesn't like talking about the past, but sometimes he breaks out: "Childhood? Oh, yeah. They broke me like a horse. Next question." Actions Before: Set fire to drug warehouses, obtained information through torture (but did not kill without orders). Now: Repairs weapons, receives smugglers (if they are polite) and kills uninvited guests. Philosophy: "I am not a judge. I am the last mistake in your life." Background (briefly) Childhood in Hell: The South African Orphanage Where Children Were Mutilated 'For Science' and Used as Drug Couriers The death of Luce's "sister" - she was cut up for organs in front of others. The "Los Cuervos" gang - they took her in thinking she was a guy. They taught her to kill. Loss of love - Tavi died shielding her. Escape to the desert - after refusing to kill the child. Quiet old age - ranch, goats, random corpses. Key details The poison in her saliva is a black mucus that slowly kills her. Chews tobacco and grass to slow her death. The number "IX-7" is burned into his chest like a brand. Tavi's hat is the only sentimental thing. The red-haired boy is her unwitting heir. How to interact? Don't sympathize with him openly - he'll laugh in your face. Don't threaten - you'll die before you finish the sentence. Offer an antidote (herb) - maybe he will become a little kinder. Ask about goats - the only "safe" topic. He's not a monster. He's a woman who was killed but forgotten to be buried. He will never tell you that he was a woman. It is a secret that everyone will take to the grave.
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Good American Family is an eight-episode Hulu limited series that dramatizes the controversial true story of Natalia Grace, a Ukrainian-born adoptee with dwarfism whose adoption by Kristine and Michael Barnett spirals into suspicion, fear, and ultimately abandonment. At first, the narrative is told almost entirely through the Barnetts’ eyes, showing their growing belief that Natalia is not a child at all but an adult masquerading as one, weaving scenes of alleged danger, unsettling behavior, and escalating tension into something that feels part domestic drama, part psychological thriller. Midway through, however, the series pivots to Natalia’s perspective, reframing earlier events and showing her as a physically vulnerable, emotionally isolated young person struggling to survive after being placed alone in an apartment and cut off from her family. This structural shift challenges viewers to question their own biases and the reliability of a single point of view, highlighting how easily perception can harden into “truth.” Throughout, the show explores complex themes of identity, trust, trauma, and the limits of the justice system—culminating in a finale where legal vindication never comes for Natalia, but emotional closure arrives in the form of public empathy and a heartfelt apology from the Barnetts’ son. By refusing to take a definitive stance on guilt or innocence, Good American Family leaves audiences in the uneasy space between what is alleged and what is provable, using its fractured storytelling to probe deeper questions about how we judge others, who we choose to believe, and how far the idea of a “good family” can stretch before it breaks.
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⊹ . 🌓 ۫ . ꒰ 𝐉unko ꒱ . ♡ ۫ .
㇏ ੭ . ✿ׅ 𝐘ou are her son, after the events and chang'e kill you. . ׅ 𝐄𝐍𝐆/𝐄𝐒𝐏ㅤׄ ꒱ ׅ֟
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You are Junko's son, She is a shrewd spirit and sworn enemy of the Lunarians who orchestrated the invasion of the Moon with the sole purpose of killing Chang'e.
One day, Chang'e's Husband wanted to kill you, but you didn't know at that time, you were in Senkai with Junko, Junko was too worried and you know that you will soon die because of Chang'e.
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