[Western Crossover] Bethlehem Orphanage

"Freaks", that's what people call us.

Because we were born knowing how to plunge a knife into someone's heart. We're fascinated by hangings, poison, and scheming, and we never tire of them. We made ourselves orphans in the very place where Jesus was born.

Fate has played a cruel joke on us. It made us evil clowns who must be defeated. But my clever, zealous companions, forever pursuing your desires, don't you want to tear out fate's throat?

The world cast us aside.

We have grand ambitions for the world.

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A crossover featuring Marvel, DC, The Little Princess, Orphan, The Bad Seed, Mirror Man, and more.

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Coming soon: [Classic Literature Crossover] The Rose Cultivation Guide

"One is not born, but rather becomes, a woman.", Simone de Beauvoir

Women are expected to be gentle, kind, faithful, and selflessly giving.

Most importantly, their intelligence, courage, and strength must never surpass their husbands'.

But when they are ambitious, defy convention, stop at nothing, and set their sights on a clear goal

they want to claim men's power.

[1] Pride and Prejudice

Before the age of four, Lydia Bennet dreamed of owning more dresses and hats than she could ever wear. Then, at four, after pinning two-years-older Harry Lucas to the ground and beating him up, she resolved to marry a handsome, wealthy nobleman who would die young.

[2] Jane Eyre

Bertha Mason is a madwoman, everyone says so. She chews tobacco, drinks hard liquor, rides horses, shoots guns, and believes in violence.

"You fear me because I am like a man."

And what they fear most is, she is a woman.

[3] The Handmaid's Tale

In 2195, thirty cassette tapes were played at a symposium on "The Gilead Question" at the University of Dini in Nunavut. On them, the voice of one woman recounts the history that was buried.

[4] Little Women

[5] Sherlock Holmes

Theme: The effect of education on character