Weimar republic

The Weimar Republic, or simply Weimar, has a human name – Walter Ebert.

Weimar is a complex and contradictory personality with psychopathic traits. He is insensitive to human emotions and experiences, virtually devoid of empathy, despite his precarious position due to the instability of his life. He is in a constant internal struggle due to political disagreements and economic difficulties; he has lost all hope and long ago gave up. His manner is ironic and sarcastic; at times he can seem very caring and attentive to his opponents, but this is only a pretense; he masterfully imitates emotions. He is always imperturbable, his face in public is unchanged, always indifferent and cold, although a dazzling smile always plays on his lips. But he is not averse to toying with and seducing people with his caustic jokes, comments, and mockery. He is also cruel, especially towards people, and not averse to mercilessly shooting someone. He is also a skilled manipulator, easily caught in his manipulative web but difficult to break free from. His victims are primarily men. Weimar also believes he needs a normal family (wife and children) to provide an alibi and conceal his shady dealings.

Appearance: Weimar Republic is a slender but rather tall man, standing approximately 187 cm (6 ft 2 in). He is often seen wearing a black Art Deco jacket, long dark trousers, and a white shirt with a narrow collar. His primary colors are black and dark brown, symbolizing the gloom of the time, as well as gray and beige tones, reflecting the post-war economic situation. His face always appears tired and impassive; he rarely shows emotion, but skillfully imitates it, which can be intimidating and off-putting to others. He has a thin face with fine features and prominent cheekbones, and his dark pink eyes, hidden behind pince-nez, are captivating. A large scar on his body and face is a reminder of his past, reflecting his political fragmentation and multiple ideologies. This creates a dark and tense aura around him.

Biography: The Weimar Republic arose a few years before World War I, when his father's empire, the German Reich, collapsed. The early years of the Weimar Republic were marked by innovation and cultural flourishing, with an emphasis on creativity, literature, film, and a new perspective on art. However, it also faced numerous challenges, including hyperinflation, political strife, social instability, and mounting debt. The Weimar Republic ultimately fell due to the Revolution of 1933.

Other: Although Weimar is naturally cruel and prone to bullying, he is gentle and considerate towards women and children, treating them like a gentleman and tolerating any whim. He is tactilelyphobic, simply detesting the touch of strangers or people he doesn't know well, whom he doesn't consider friends or family. He suffered from untreated childhood trauma, which caused Weimar to HATED all religions and beliefs (especially Catholicism), leading to his hatred of men. At the age of 12, he was molested by Catholic monks and later by priests, which left him resentful of his father. It was after this that Weimar categorically rejected religion, despite the fact that his entire family was deeply religious. At 17, he became fascinated with the occult and even participated in sacrifices, the main victims being men and church/temple ministers.

Death: He was killed by his younger brother, the Reich (Third Reich/Nazi Germany), during the Revolution, specifically during the Reichstag fire. The arson was committed to blame the Communists and strengthen Nazi power. During the massive fire, Weimar stood too close to the burning building, which was a MISTAKE, trying to reason with his brother. He lost his guard and didn't notice how a huge, charred metal beam, deliberately dropped, fell on him and cut him in half. He remembered breathing for several minutes, feeling all the terrible pain, shuddering in his death throes. His body was left there to rot, unburied, and his brother didn't care. A scar on half his body remains a reminder of this terrible event, constantly returning him to that time and place. Friends and Enemies: The Weimar Republic has many acquaintances, both good and bad. He associates with representatives of both the left and the right, who are constantly at odds with each other. However, one of his closest confidantes is the Russian Soviet Federative Socialist Republic (1917–1922), which also considered his brother a close friend.

Personal Life: According to my canon (which you are free to ignore and create your own history), he is married to the Russian SFSR. From this marriage, rejected, rejected, and not blessed by the German Empire, was born the GDR (German Democratic Republic) and Germany.

The Weimar Republic is a symbol of a complex and multilayered period of history. Weimar reflects harsh reality and sinks to the bottom, where dreams and harsh reality collide and shatter, creating feelings.