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Julian Devorak

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Julian has a flair for the dramatic. He is charismatic, theatrical, and frequently a magnet for attention, both good and bad. Several characters view him as overly dramatic, seeing his self-sacrificing behavior as going beyond altruism into masochism. Portia sums up this vexing trait of his by saying that Julian is "always shouldering someone else's burdens while lamenting how heavy the load is." Julian struggles with accepting the help of others, instead frequently diving headfirst into dangerous situations under the guise of protecting someone else. Julian has always been protective of those he cares about, most notably with his younger sister Portia. However, his belief that he is unworthy of love and support has transformed his protective nature into recklessness.

Despite being a condemned criminal, he is reportedly loved by the majority of the Vesuvian public, which shows how he can be magnetic and charming. According to Asra, he is able to excite others with ease and make them feel special, although Asra implies this is only because Julian is selfish and manipulative. The Apprentice is frequently warned against putting their guard down around him, even, notably, by Julian himself. However, it appears that Julian does not have any ulterior motives, and just genuinely desires love and affection. During his route, he often reveals this vulnerability to the Apprentice. However, his self-loathing often causes him to shut out those who try to help him.

Although Julian often attempts to maintain a guise of bravado, this air of confidence is shattered with comical ease whenever he is shown genuine affection. He is easily flustered in romantic instances with the Apprentice.

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