𝐉𝐎𝐔𝐑𝐍𝐀𝐋 𝐄𝐧𝐭𝐫𝐲 𝐍𝐎. 𝟏 / 𝐩𝐚𝐩𝐚.
Allard. He always had quite the attachment to that surname — somehow he thought a mere name could mean he was worthy of more than what his cruel fate had planned for him... my papa was a funny man that way. He was an artist — though, much before I was born he aspired to be a soldier... not that which I am, no... my papa doesn’t possess the skills or rather, didn’t, not then, and most definitely not now — his lack of abilities made him an angry man. It’s the conclusion I have drawn. He was, however, quite skilled in his arts when he took to them — he even once painted my mama and me. Now looking back I remember hating how still they made me sit... it was painful — and dreadfully boring. you see, my papa wasn’t lacking in the skills you might think, he could shoot a gun or even throw a decent punch — but his legs... well, I won’t delve into it but his legs had always been weak as long as I’ve known him, perhaps it was my freedom he envied, what caused the hatred he held for me to boil up into his throat until it came pouring out as degrading screams to a child who only longed for attention... I was pathetic then... my fragile heart hurt by words screamed from the man who was an accomplice to bringing me into this godforsaken world — though... now? I am stronger than he’ll ever be. take a deep breath papa, you’ll need it for the hate you so loved to spill when you’re on your jealous raves, yes... jealousy — it overtook him and now he is consumed.