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Because of her abusive and impoverished upbringing, Sweet Sue discovered she had the power to impose her pain and traumatic experiences on other people. In addition, she found she could take in the traumatic experiences of other people and unleash those as well. She became [[addicted]] to such experiences and became a [[kidnapper]] and [[torture]] to gain more experiences. She eventually earned herself a horrible [[asylum]] [[domain]] that draws in the [[abused]] and the [[abuser]]s.<ref>[[Another 100 Shades of Dark]], [[Quoth the Raven Issue 26]] p. 117</ref>
Because of her abusive and impoverished upbringing, Sweet Sue discovered she had the power to impose her pain and traumatic experiences on other people. In addition, she found she could take in the traumatic experiences of other people and unleash those as well. She became [[addicted]] to such experiences and became a [[kidnapper]] and [[torturer]] to gain more experiences. She eventually earned herself a horrible [[asylum]] [[domain]] that draws in the [[abused]] and the [[abuser]]s.<ref>[[Another 100 Shades of Dark]], [[Quoth the Raven Issue 26]] p. 117</ref>


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Latest revision as of 14:20, 2 October 2024

Because of her abusive and impoverished upbringing, Sweet Sue discovered she had the power to impose her pain and traumatic experiences on other people. In addition, she found she could take in the traumatic experiences of other people and unleash those as well. She became addicted to such experiences and became a kidnapper and torturer to gain more experiences. She eventually earned herself a horrible asylum domain that draws in the abused and the abusers.[1]

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