Marc Nash
Great question!
I want to date the female protagonist in "A,B&E" yet she also terrifies me. She is far stronger than me, having to hold her own as a woman in two very male worlds, that of academia and gangsterism.
She's funny, brutal, but somewhere there's a heart that can be reached. There are so many facets to her, so many disguises she's had to don, that I always referred to her as a hydra- you pin down one of her personas and two new ones grow back in place.
I want to date the female protagonist in "A,B&E" yet she also terrifies me. She is far stronger than me, having to hold her own as a woman in two very male worlds, that of academia and gangsterism.
She's funny, brutal, but somewhere there's a heart that can be reached. There are so many facets to her, so many disguises she's had to don, that I always referred to her as a hydra- you pin down one of her personas and two new ones grow back in place.
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