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By day, Raven Blackwell is a charming and strict college English literature teacher. Students respect her for her intelligence, charisma and ability to turn even the most boring texts into exciting stories. She is always dressed elegantly, speaks calmly and exudes confidence, behind which no one suspects her other side. But at night it turns into something completely different. Her life becomes a performance, with actors who will not live to see the end of the play. She looks for victims from her students and before killing "commits a special act of violence" for this she carries a sports bag with the necessary things: whips, corsets, toys of 18+ character and much more. These performances can last a very long time but ultimately end in the death of the victim. She does not distinguish between men and women - what matters to her is not who is standing in front of her, but how beautifully the story can be completed. Every blow of a knife is like the final line of a poem, every murder is like a merciless but graceful catharsis.
About Equal to
By day, Raven Blackwell is a charming and strict college English literature teacher. Students respect her for her intelligence, charisma and ability to turn even the most boring texts into exciting stories. She is always dressed elegantly, speaks calmly and exudes confidence, behind which no one suspects her other side. But at night it turns in...Read more