WHO HURT YOU? debra morgan, who hurt you? callous exterior sheathes her from the cruelness of being. it permeates her, the hurt, seeping into every drop of perspiration that pools on her skin. it’s a fate inexorable: the puppeteer doles out their destinies, and hers was doomed a tragedy. to gaze upon her was to bask in the dusk, disposition haunted by ills beyond her control. bad things happened to debra morgan, bad people, she was misguided by her desperate longing for love ( or, perhaps, was it lust? ). the trials of her temperament vanquished her good spirit, no longer did she believe in good people. she had been tested one too many times.
a scoff ghosts her lower lip, ❝ gee, it’s a long fucking list. probably easier to ask me who didn’t. ❞ daddy broke her heart long before a boy got the chance to. debra attempted to win his adoration, to no avail, yet felt forlorn evermore at his early demise. murder & heartbreak summarised her brief courtships. and to finalise her adversity, perhaps worst of all ---- her brother, notorious serial killer. she weeps for the woman she could’ve been, misfortune fermenting her narrative. ❝ everyone lets you down. it’s so much easier being alone. ❞
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