Drug Dealing Passerby
- Primary work
- I Testamenti Cremisi
Other recorded work links
- Occupation
- Drug Dealer↗
A drug dealing passerby is the unnamed main antagonist of " Cioccolata Adotta un Cane ", a short story based on Vento Aureo included in the novel I Testamenti Cremisi.
He is an independent drug dealer who encounters Secco and Latte, becoming angry at the dog for barking at him.
No verified source image is available for this entry.
01Basic information
02Appearance
03Personality
04Story
SPOILERS
Cioccolata Adotta un Cane
While Secco is playing fetch with Latte in a park, he kicks a stone far down a slope. Latte gives chase and begins barking incessantly. Secco follows the sound and discovers Latte confronting the passerby. The man, who is carrying a small bag of drugs, becomes aggressive and tries to kick Latte.↗↗
In that instant, Secco activates Oasis, turning the ground to mud and pulling the man in up to his shoulders, trapping him completely. The man is shocked and yells at Secco to get him out. After Secco discovers the drugs and understands why Latte was barking, Cioccolata arrives. Cioccolata identifies the man as an independent drug dealer whose activities interfere with Passione 's business. This "achievement" of capturing him solidifies Latte's worth to both Secco and Cioccolata.↗↗
The man becomes a new test subject for Cioccolata's sadistic curiosity, who subjects him to a cruel game of hope and despair. They free him from Oasis and then have Latte track him down and capture him again before killing him. For three days straight, Cioccolata watches the video Secco recorded, enjoying the expression on the drug dealer's face when he was recaptured after escaping once.↗↗
06Sources & attribution
- Drug Dealing Passerby
07More profiles to explore
Continue with related characters, distinct versions and more profiles from the same recorded work.
