The male protagonist Tom Marvolo Riddle, nicknamed Tommy Tomie
The heroine Ann (Ann) Marvolo Riddle, nicknamed Annie
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The heroine is the ultimate egoist. She is not a traditional silly sweet girl, nor is she a villain with a bad personality. In front of others, she always plays the role of a well-behaved and sensible good sister, and a good student with excellent morals and academics. However, there is a bottomless darkness hidden in her heart - whenever someone becomes a stumbling block in her life, she will do whatever it takes to make the other person pay a heavy price.
The male protagonist Tom Riddle is a girl control engraved in his bones and blood. When he was young, he never concealed his sharp edge and showed his most vicious side to those he disliked. If anyone dared to bully his sister, he would retaliate in the most brutal way.
As they grow older, they lose their youthfulness and become more mature. Even if they occasionally lose control and are irrational, they can always calmly keep everything under control.
He is responsible for clearing obstacles, and she is responsible for dealing with the aftermath. They are twins who are perfectly matched in the eyes of others, and are the only accomplices and beliefs in each other's world.
In Anne's eyes, Tom is her most solid support. No matter how serious a mistake Anne makes, Tom will only clean up the scene and destroy evidence for her.
In Tom's eyes, Anne is his possession. He does not allow Anne to have a close relationship with anyone. If Anne falls in love with someone else, he will kill that person and imprison Anne. In other words, Anne is Tom and Tom is Anne. Anne is an integral part of Tom's personality and a split in Tom. This is part of the reason why Tom is very paranoid about Anne.
In the early stage, Tom's feelings for Anne were regarded as family affection or self-love. He did not allow his other self to be bullied or wronged. In the later period, Anne gradually grew up and her feminine characteristics became more obvious, and Tom's feelings for Anne turned into love and possession.
Note: Ann calls Tom Tom most of the time. She only says Tommy when she's being coquettish (only Ann calls her that).
And Tom will always call Ann Annie (he will also call her like this if he has a good relationship with Ann).
Intent: This is a fairy tale that only belongs to us and will never end
Intention: This is a fairy tale that belongs only to us and will never end