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What would you do if also the criminals and the law forces wanted you dead? 

Where's the difference between good and evil when everything looks corrupt?

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Ophelia's Syndrome is a fiction story about a young girl from Northen Ireland and her will to survive in a world that has betrayed her.  

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This project is not published yet and it is in search of an editorial to be released.

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Keep an eye on it!

The history

Ophelia Rainy is a young girl from Northen Ireland, from the troubled city of Elvenpath. Divided between North (bussinesmen, rich capitalist people and noble Englishmen) and South (workers, poor familys and immigrants), the most wealthy took advantage of the weakest and exploited them. In this situation of inequiality and injustice, a group  of southern people called "Macabria" decided to change it.

 

It started with protests and strikes and most people from the south joined them. Ophelia and her twin brother in despite of been born in the north of Elvenpath joined the fight for the rights of the southern people. The government of Elvenpath ignored them as much as they could until Macabria became too strong and started a riot. After years of violent revolts which ended with murders they were called terrorists. Ophelia decided that was enough and she left the gang.  

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The now dangerous group leadered by Ezequiel Lovhart, applied her an exemplary punishment. That convinced Ophelia to destroy Macabria. However, her plan failed when the police betrayed her. Because not only the band was in jail but also her brother was sentenced to life imprisonment. She was the only one free but with such a burden  on her back.

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Now, alone and broken by her past's mistakes, Ophelia will try to learn how to live again. She starts a career on the lovely city of Cork, in the Republic of Ireland, and meet new friends that may teach her to smile again... at least until Macabria finds her.

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And when that happens there will be no mercy.

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The South never surrender.

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