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For more information, look for the Hyperlinks about Farfarello, in this site. Don't forget to browse by the page about Dante's Inferno. |
| Name |
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Farfarello
(the same name as a devil of Dante's "Inferno")
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| Real Name |
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Jei
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| Age |
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20
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| Nationality |
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Irish
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| Capacity |
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he
is insensible to pain
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| Likes |
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Knives
and sharp objects
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| Dislikes |
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God
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| Personality |
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A
mix between a masochist and a sadistic. Here is a complicated character.
As a child, he was a very religious catholic Irish boy. But something
went wrong, and he killed his entire family. Only, he doesn't remember
doing it, so he blames God. Thus, his main objective is to hurt
God, by causing pain in innocents, and people in general.
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| Hobbies |
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Inflicting
pain, on others and on himself.
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| Codename origin and explanation |
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Taking a look
at the dictionary again, we can see a Berserk is, curiously, a "wild
Norse warrior fighting with mad frenzy". He's not from Norway,
but, oh well...
The Hanging Man is the card of the tarot deck Farfarello represents. It embodies the suffered or sought penitence; punishment, hate for the crowd, and treason; any kind of chains, guilty thoughts; indifference, forgetting the self. Symbolises the man that, absorbed by an obsession, submitted body and soul to the tyranny of an idea or feeling, and doesn't have the conscience of his own slavery. |