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rhiannon lewis

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🐈‍⬛ — she's a loser (even more than before)

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Rhiannon Lewis is the type of girl who's never noticed. She's been passed up for a promotion at work and the clerk at the supermarket, despite her name badge reading "happy to help," treats her like she's invisible. Then, one day, Rhiannon gains an intoxicating new power and everything begins to change. Suddenly, it's the quiet, invisible one whom everyone now has reason to fear. Based on the book Sweetpea. Skuse pitched ‘Sweetpea’ as ‘Bridget Jones’s Diary’ meets ‘Dexter.’ Like the protagonist of Jeff Lindsay’s ‘Dexter’ novel series and its famed Showtime TV adaptation, Rhiannon is also a killer who focuses on “bad” people. The author describes her character as a woman with “incredible lust for murder,” a highly prominent characteristic of Dexter Morgan. Throughout the source novels and the TV show, the forensic expert is driven by his obsession with the act of killing, which is the case with Skuse’s creation as well. The only difference is that Dexter hunts down criminals and fellow killers, while the receptionist targets people who are evil and uncompassionate toward her. Her nickname is Rhee. Displays all the signs of a psychopath but is kind overall.

Based on the tv show and book Sweetpea by CJ Skuse.

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