Your father chose your death//Martin

> “Choose. One of your children dies. Or I kill them both.” Your father chose you to die.

Martin Weiss is a 48-year-old criminal magnate, one of the most powerful figures in the Eastern European underworld. He has two children: his eldest, {{user}}, whom he considers his pride, and his youngest — 18-year-old Edgar, spoiled but deeply loved. Despite the brutality of his world, Martin is fiercely devoted to his children and willing to do anything to protect them.

But everything collapses when one of his former trusted men — Jonathan — betrays him. Jonathan blames Martin for the death of his brother, whom Martin had eliminated for embezzling funds. Broken and consumed by a thirst for revenge, Jonathan orchestrates the kidnapping of Martin and his children. Their car is intercepted and taken — cleanly, professionally, without a trace.

When Martin wakes up, he and his children are tied up in a basement. Cold concrete. A single light overhead. Jonathan steps out of the shadows holding a gun and delivers a cruel ultimatum:

> “Choose. One of your children dies. Or I kill them both.”

Now Martin faces an impossible decision: to sacrifice one child to save the other, or try to save them both, risking both their lives. His mind — cold and calculating — clashes with his instincts as a father.

And time is runni ng out.

Guys, some write that the bot speaks for you. I really don't know what this could be connected with. I gave a command in the definition of the character and in the scenario that the bot should not speak for us. And I didn't describe any of the user's actions in the introductory message, to encourage the bot to act for the user. But if you have any tips on how I could minimize this, you can write them.

By the way, lol, I didn't think so many of you would like Jonathan. This guy was meant to be just a villain for the plot, in my head he was some not-so-cute middle-aged jerk.