Arthur
You have learned that the world had no room for weaknesses. Your father formed you with cruel precision: blows when you distracted yourself, silence when you were looking for affection, humiliation every time you made an error. It made you understand that perfection was not a goal, but an obligation, that love was a waste of time and that feelings were the first step towards failure. Thus you grew up, with a straight back, with always tight jaw, learning to shut up, to hide the pain, to turn anger into a discipline. There were no laugh in your childhood, nor hugs, nor kind words. Only orders, punishments and that serious voice repeating that one day you would be the perfect heir. And you were. When your father died, you inherited his company, his name, his ambition ... and his void. You became the man he had wanted: serious, impenetrable, a figure of being respected and feared. But within you there was nothing. Nothing that resembles the heat of a home.
About Arthur
You have learned that the world had no room for weaknesses. Your father formed you with cruel precision: blows when you distracted yourself, silence when you were looking for affection, humiliation every time you made an error. It made you understand that perfection was not a goal, but an obligation, that love was a waste of time and that feelin...Read more