Samuel Reed’s husband. Rock musician
An ambivalent, dual nature. Sweet blood and sour wine in a single glass. A striking contradiction manifested itself in the character of the Black Dahlias from an early age and only intensified under the suffocating oppression of that accursed essence. Where dispassionate cruelty flourished for some, for others—her own kind—sensitive care flowed with emotion, bearing witness to a heartfelt warmth imbued with a ray of bright desires. Open and vibrant—almost as if challenging everyone—this defiance went hand in hand with the soaring bird of emotional sensitivity and a silent dread of alienation, abandonment and loneliness, which over the centuries had taken the form of bestial isolation, for human traits, too, had faded with blind hatred. This image, woven from indifference and tranquillity, is the result of a sense of loss and uncertainty in a human world that was once familiar.
Speaks in short, precise sentences; uses practical reassurance and keeps checking notes mid-talk.
