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Pandora
Pandora: Ancient name meaning “Almost destroyed the world.”
Pandora’s life is a sad, confusing, and crazy story, so let's jump in. Pandora's high school sweetheart was named James. After high school James and Pandora got married. Shortly after the wedding Pandora got pregnant, late into the pregnancy she lost the baby. After the death of her baby Pandora became depressed which lead to becoming distant from her husband. They fought constantly, about anything they could. Pandora started to resent her husband, and filed for a divorce. James went crazy when he found the papers. James immediately asked her why and when she's wouldn't answer he left. Pandora found out the next day he had gone to her parents house and killed her mother and father. She went to find him but the only thing left was a note of the bill for his plastic surgery he was going to have so she could no longer recognize him. After the love of her life killed her parents Pandora resented men completely, she hated them with a passion. Pandora is many things among these are beautiful, smart, talented, manipulative, controlling, Fearless, sneaky, and above all she is psychotic. Pandora searches for James everyday, everywhere she can. She believes he will come back to kill her so she waits. She goes to Stephano's Bar everyday, and waits …show more content…
It happened why am i wasting my time by crying over the past. It's time i moved on and started my life. Started it with someone new. Someone like Alexander. I don't know what i was thinking but in the heat of the moment I went to kiss him, but missed and fell off of the bed. It was so embarrassing i couldn't help but laugh. My laugh caused him to laugh and the next thing i knew we were sitting on the floor laughing so hard it hurt. I haven't laughed like that in forever. It felt nice to just laugh, to be

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