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This thread will follow the developments of Alberto Huero Vargas
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This thread chronicles the character development of Flynn Doherty, and his journal entries since his life began in Los Santos. Flynn Doherty was born on the rugged coast of Ireland, where the sea was both a provider and a taker. His father, a fisherman hardened by the unforgiving waves, was a man of few words but many fists. Flynn learned early on that silence was his shield, and the bruises that speckled his skin were his reminders of the life he was desperate to escape. His father was the kind of man who demanded obedience, not through love, but through fear. The sea was his only true companion, the one place where he could find solace from the anger that consumed him. But the sea, as generous as it could be, was also merciless. One stormy night, when Flynn was just 16, the waves swallowed his father whole, leaving nothing behind but an empty boat and a legacy of pain. With nothing left in Ireland but bitter memories, Flynn made a bold decision. At 17, with a pocketful of dreams and a heart full of hope, he boarded a ship to New York. The city, with its towering buildings and endless possibilities, seemed like the perfect place to start anew. And for a while, it was. Flynn found work, met a woman named Margaret with a smile that could light up the darkest corners of his soul, and soon they were married. Margaret gave Flynn something he had never known: a sense of home. They had two sons, Seamus (After Flynns middle name of his great grandfather) and Aiden, who became the center of Flynn's world. For a time, life was good. The ghost of his father’s anger seemed to fade, replaced by the laughter of his children and the warmth of Margaret’s love. But life has a way of turning dreams into nightmares. Margaret fell ill, and the doctors said it was cancer. The fight was long, draining every ounce of hope from Flynn as he watched the woman he loved wither away. Her death shattered him. The light in his life extinguished, and all he was left with was darkness. Flynn turned to alcohol. seeking refuge in the bottom of a bottle. But the drink only fueled the anger he had tried so hard to bury. He became the man he had feared most—his father. The love and care he once showed his sons turned into harsh words and heavy hands. Seamus and Aiden, too young to understand and too hurt to stay, eventually left him. They walked out the door, leaving Flynn alone with his grief and regret. Years passed, but Flynn remained stuck in the past, haunted by the ghosts of those he had lost and those he had pushed away. The man who once had dreams of a better life now wandered the streets of New York, a shadow of the person he used to be. Flynn, who had escaped the cruelty of the sea and the fists of his father, had become a prisoner of his own making—a man who lost everything he had ever loved, all because he couldn't escape the cycle of pain. One day, Flynn had enough... He decided to most out West to Los Santos to start a new life. Once there, his old friend Felix Reeves gave him a call letting him know he would be back in the city and to speak to a Keith Roux, an old business partner of his. Flynn had met Felix in New York during a gun convention and they've been good friends ever since. Flynns new life began once he was hired as a probationary Agent and personal body guard for the Roux family. Because of Felix's word to get Flynn in with the Roux family, they also trusted him with private investigations for the Roux Capital Group. Flynn had a new purpose and he let work consume him as to escape his bitter past...
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Character Development following: Benicio Goya and his siblings, Rolando Goya and Daniela Goya
