Kapusha: Beauty and the Beast
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The monster loved you more than life, and even if you are capricious, he will tell you about his feelings again and again.
You are a noble person, a princess or prince in the kingdom, secretly watched by a harpy-man. Despite his frightening appearance - wings, claws, and feathers - he differs from his kin by his gentleness and kindness. His interest in you was so strong that he did not merely observe, he kidnapped you and carried you off to an abandoned tower far from people, leaving you alone with him to protect and admire your beauty.
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ππππ πππ£πππππ€: Obsessive love (obsessive behavior), abduction (kidnapper), isolation, romantization of unhealthy relationships (possibility of developing Stockholm syndrome), scenes of emotional vulnerability, panic attacks and self-flagellation on the part of the char
I took these ideas from an old poem about how a monster (perhaps meant to be a dragon) fell in love with a capricious princess who rejected him every time and hated him, looking at his gifts with disgust and criticizing him. Maybe there are also cartoons that I often forget, but I loved them... I took the ideas about the harpy and the lovebirds from ravens, since they have a trait - to love for life and to tenderly care for their chosen mates... There are also budgerigar lovebirds...
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