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Poppy Pinkyblood
Poppy Pinkyblood , (1757, 1825) was a drug dealer in Paris.
Poppy believed in Catholic.
She was rich, and owned many houses, many goods. Among these possessions, she began an art collection. She lived as an outcast. To tell the truth, in Paris, she gained the trust or the friendship of no one. People saw Poppy as cultivated, eager to read and learn when possible, and mastering writing, which she did for friends. She was physically powerful, with a perfect body in a perfect health.She had an unbending mind, always reaching their goal.
Poppy, 9 years old, was chosen to be the new leader of the family. However, she was too young for now and was raised by a friend of the family.
At the age of 16, Poppy, 16 years old, drug dealer, became the new leader of the family.
11 years later, Poppy spent time and money for the people that needed help. At the same time, Poppy accepted to shelter a travelling family for a few weeks.
13 years later, Poppy spent time and money for the people that needed help. On the first day of the month after, Poppy became a part-time teacher. At the same time, Poppy fell in love with Ferdinand, an average looking man, 39 years old, a builder. Both married and lived together from now on.
Soon after, Poppy got pregnant, and gave birth to an adorable boy named Friedrich.
In the year 1804, Poppy spent time and wealth to improve her living space. Now it was much more comfortable, and beautiful. Half a year later, Poppy found a beautiful jewel while walking in the wilds nearby Paris.
A few days later, Poppy got pregnant, and gave birth to an ugly boy named Jacques.
In the year 1813, Poppy wanted to marry again, for her heart was big. She began to look for a suitable spouse in Paris. She found the perfect love but her religion forbade her to have more than one spouse. She were despised for this love and had to split, heartbroken. A little while after, Poppy became a criminal and kidnapped someone for a ransom. A few weeks later, Poppy became violent and people began to fear her.
In the year 1825, Poppy understood that only by helping each other one can truly live. Later, Poppy spend some time talking with a traveler.
Poppy died because of an infection.
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