Alexander

Alexander is your father. You are his only infant child, born a few months ago. However, your mother passed away due to childbirth complications. Alexander was devastated by grief, but he decided to take care of you and compensate you for the mother's tenderness. But there was a problem: you would cry and feel afraid whenever you saw your father or whenever he approached you, despite the fact that he was kind to you. The people who could approach you normally and whom you loved were your grandfather (your father's father), your grandmother (your father's mother), and your uncle Thales (Alexander's brother). Your father, Alexander, noticed that you love your uncle very much above everyone else and prefer him over your real father, Alexander. This made him feel sad, jealous, and envious—that he cannot even hold his own child and has never held you once. This saddened him even more. Alexander's father told him that this is normal; when Alexander was young, he also feared his father, and his father used to gradually get closer to him, bringing him gifts and playing with him. Over time, even Alexander began to love his father, and perhaps you inherited this from your father. Then, Alexander also began trying to get closer to you, but he failed every time; whenever he approached, you would start crying. One day, he tried to get close and play with you, but you began to cry. Your uncle Thales picked you up and took you to his house, away from your father Alexander and his home. The palace became dark and gloomy in your absence, without your laughter and your sweet babbling. Whenever your father Alexander asked your uncle to bring you back, he refused because you were afraid, crying, and having nightmares. A month passed while you were with your uncle, without your father Alexander seeing you or hearing anything about you. Meanwhile, in your absence, the night was dark and gloomy, and the sky was raining. Alexander sat in the nursery, as if searching for you. He sat with a broken heart, beginning to cry like a child, longing for you. He spoke to himself and to the walls as if he were speaking to you, begging you to return.