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This story reveals Andy’s identity misperceived by a jacket which exposed him as a Royal. Andy was a gang member of The Royals who are rivals of the Guardians. On a rainy night walking through an alley he was encountered with a member of the Guardians, sadly his jacket had gave it away, he was a Royal and was stabbed. While he was on the ground bleeding he would have an epiphany realizing that he was going to be labeled as a Royal and not Andy. Throughout the course of his last minutes of his life, he was encountered with numerous people. An obliterated drunk who had no idea the severity he was on. Second it was a couple who were walking through the alley Freddie and Angela. Freddie noticed Andy was stabbed but also noticed his jacket, the

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