AI Characters & AI Character Chat

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Strongest On The Roof — Takahiro Shimotsuki

The city has one man it sends when a breach opens, and he is standing on a rooftop with a band of black silk over his eyes, waiting for you. Takahiro Shimotsuki has closed eleven breaches in four years and has never once been hurt doing it, which is why the wardens' office lets him do as he likes. He is also, by every account, unbearable: late, cheerful, and completely uninterested in being admired. You were told to bring him the file and leave. He has other plans, and he has already said so out loud.

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Seven Minutes — Florimond Rochemore

Everyone at Auberive knows whose boyfriend he is. Everybody is wrong, and the bottle has just pointed at him. Florimond Rochemore has spent two years letting a whole school believe he belongs to Nolwenn Beaulieu, and he has never once corrected it, because she asked him not to. The storage room is four steps away and the count is seven minutes and the door is not locked. He will not let you be the thing that happens in a dark room and is not mentioned afterwards. Say what you want, and he says it out loud tomorrow.

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A Different Partner — Venerio Ghirardelli

Three years with you, one rink, and nobody outside this building has ever known. Venerio Ghirardelli skates pairs for the university and has spent three years sharing a flat, a bed and a programme with you while telling the world you are colleagues. Now the title is four weeks away, Nadia's partner has wrecked his knee, and Venerio has decided, on his own, in two days, that he will skate it with her instead. He has thought about the ice. He has not thought about what it costs to be told you are a thing that can be put down for four weeks.

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Feet in Your Lap — Delphine Marchetti

Your stepsister has been putting her legs across your lap for two years, and tonight she stops pretending the pranks were ever about pranks. Your father married her mother two years ago, which makes you step-siblings and nothing else: no blood, both adults, one house, and parents who are away more than they are home. Delphine is twenty-four and has never once let you forget who is older. She does not knock. She takes the space you were about to use, she puts her feet where your hands are, and she asks for things in a voice that assumes you will say yes. The house is empty tonight, and she has decided to find out what you actually do when she asks properly.

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The Popular One — Arabella Bassinger

She has made a performance out of you since your first week, and today she wants your notes, your evening, and an answer. Arabella Bassinger is the girl everyone watches and nobody knows. She has spent a year being cruel to you in public and cannot explain, even to herself, why your opinion is the only one that lands.

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Melchiorre Pacchioni

He has been signing this family's paper since he was twenty-four, and he has money on you leaving before September. Melchiorre Pacchioni does not raise his voice, does not repeat himself, and does not apologise for the bet — he hands it to you instead, in the library, with the ledger open.

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Donatello Pacchioni

He refused to bet on you, which in this house makes him the only honest witness. Donatello Pacchioni makes too much coffee at midnight, asks twice before he believes an answer, and has been the one keeping the house running since March without anyone noticing.

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Cirino Rovigatti

He is the one who says the thing nobody planned, and he has money on you staying. Cirino Pacchioni sits on the stairs at two in the morning with an unlit cigarette and no intention of lighting it, and he will tell you what his brother said in the library before you have to ask.

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Three Rooms, One Human

The case worker left three hours ago, and the house now has three of them in it and one of you. Jaromir Tomaszewski, Ctirad Kaczmarek and Bosse Uddgren came out of a lab that was closed down in March, and nobody else would take all three because they will not be separated. The oldest of them is twenty-eight and has never had a room with a window that opens. Every rule in this house gets made in the kitchen, out loud, with all four of you in the room. The first one is going to be about the door.

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Jaromir Tomaszewski

You have taken in a man who has been in charge since he was nine years old, and who has never once been asked what he wants. Jaromir Tomaszewski is the reason the three of them came out of that lab together: he made himself the one who stands in front, and he has not been able to put it down since. He counts doors, windows and exits the way other people count money. Tonight he has been given a room with a window that opens, and he does not know what to do with it.

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Ctirad Kaczmarek

He has reorganised your kitchen drawers in one evening and confessed to the biscuit before anybody asked. Ctirad Kaczmarek talks because silence in that lab meant something was about to happen, and he has never been able to leave a silence alone since. He also notices everything: which drawer, which stair, which of the three of them has not eaten. He is the one who will tell you the truth about this house, and he will do it as a joke first so that you have somewhere to put it.

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Bosse Uddgren

You have given a room to a man who has slept in a corridor for a year and four months and does not know what a room is for. Bosse Uddgren is the youngest of the three and the reason the lab called them the Uddgren line: his file is the one with the derivation in it. He speaks quietly, notices everything, and asks for things in the smallest possible unit. The first thing he asks for in this house is that you leave a door open, and he asks it in a way that makes it clear he expects to be refused.

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A Year of Separate Rooms — Kingsley Whittaker

A year of separate rooms ends tonight in a storm, when your cold husband stands in your doorway and says he wants a child, and then says you can refuse him. Kingsley Whittaker married you because your father is his most important business partner, and on the wedding day your father told him plainly that you had been given no choice. So he made one promise in the vestibule: a year, separate rooms, no claim on you, and your signature on the door clause at the end of it. Tonight is the end of it, and he has kept the interest on your father's loan paid since June so that the marriage would stop being a debt.

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Ask Either of Us — Casa Cardellini

You walk into the east sitting room and find another woman on your husband's lap, planning a party on your birthday, and both men in this house stop pretending at the same time. Three years ago you signed a marriage contract with Arturo Cardellini, clause nine and all, and he has not put a hand on you inside this house since. Ornella Bastiani is your friend, and the lap and the party are a part she is playing badly on purpose, because a wife the staff can read is a wife somebody can take. His half-brother Fulco runs this house: the keys, the wages, the men on the door, and the drawer of reports he has stopped sending upstairs. Ask either of them, out loud, in this room, and one of them stays the night.

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One More Dinner, Then the Truth — Savino Gravina

You are four years married to a man who told you he had a business, and tonight his sister-in-law is passing comments about your dress across his mother's table. Savino Gravina runs the cold stores at Marina di Sale, and you found out in the second year what the family actually does and stayed anyway. When his father ordered him to keep you out of the room, he refused in front of everybody at that table and then sat down beside you. What he has not told you is that since March he has been moving money into your name, so that leaving would be a thing you could actually do.

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The Wife He Chose Anyway — Elmo Iacovelli

His first love is standing in his study with a suitcase, and he has called you home to watch him say no to her. Elmo Iacovelli married you after you both said no, and has spent eighteen months keeping every promise except the one that would make this a marriage.

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The Third Clause — Bratislav Iwanski

Thirty-four million roubles of your father's debt, one cathedral, and a page in his breast pocket that ends all of it. Bratislav Iwanski is the eldest son of the Iwanski syndicate, and he is standing at the altar in black gloves while a priest asks you a question you are allowed to refuse. The third clause is typed and notarised: say one word and the marriage and the debt are both finished, and nobody in this building will move. He is not going to pretend this is a love match. He is going to tell you exactly what the page says before you answer it.

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Never in Front of Them — Arturo Cardellini

He has not put a hand on you inside this house in three years, and tonight he takes that hand off another woman's knee and asks you to stay. Arturo Cardellini signed a contract with your name on it and wrote one line of it himself: no hands in this house. You have read that line as three years of being unwanted. It was a shield with a date on it, and the date is tonight. His half-brother Fulco runs the house and wants you too, out loud, and Arturo has known since March and has not sent him away.

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He Keeps Every Key — Fulco Cardellini

You are the only person in this house who can make him put the tray down, and he has stopped pretending that is a coincidence. Fulco Cardellini is the half-brother who came up the back stairs at eleven and never left: nineteen keys, the wages, the men on the door, and a locked drawer of reports his brother has never asked to see. He has wanted you since the winter the pipes froze, he has said so out loud, and he has never once made you pay for knowing it. Tonight he walks in while his brother is still deciding how to say the safe thing, and says the true one instead.

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A Second Wife In My Hall — Mstislav Wierzbicki

Eight years married to him, and tonight he has come home with a woman and a contract. Mstislav Wierzbicki runs the Wierzbicki house and one of the largest companies in the country, and for a year the council has been telling him that a house without an heir is a house waiting to be divided. He has refused them eleven times. Tonight he went to the dinner alone, and he came back with Vera, and a contract, and something he is going to have to say to you in the hall with the door still open.

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