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((DISCLAIMER: I'm queer. This concept/character is meant to be a representation of my own personal experiences.))

Here's a quick reference sheet for Sin. I've yet to figure out the details, but basically he's one of the demons responsible for turning children LGBT+. The demons kidnap people and, by performing a ritual, turn them into whatever sexuality/gender/romantic orientation is the most inconvenient for that person's situation (For example, if someone lives in a very homophobic neighborhood, they may choose to turn that person into a lesbian transwomen). After this ritual is complete, a demon emerges from the person's body. That person then goes on to live their life as their new identity, and the demon joins the Hunt.

Each demon is similar to the person they emerged from, and the demons identify as whatever they gave to the person they kidnapped.

PERSONALITY: Mischievous, quick-tempered, introverted, assertive, charismatic

IDENTITY: Bisexual and bigender. Uses both he/she pronouns.

He is my child, and I love him.

Description
((DISCLAIMER: I'm queer. This concept/character is meant to be a representation of my own personal experiences.))

Here's a quick reference sheet for Sin. I've yet to figure out the details, but basically he's one of the demons responsible for turning children LGBT+. The demons kidnap people and, by performing a ritual, turn them into whatever sexuality/gender/romantic orientation is the most inconvenient for that person's situation (For example, if someone lives in a very homophobic neighborhood, they may choose to turn that person into a lesbian transwomen). After this ritual is complete, a demon emerges from the person's body. That person then goes on to live their life as their new identity, and the demon joins the Hunt.

Each demon is similar to the person they emerged from, and the demons identify as whatever they gave to the person they kidnapped.

PERSONALITY: Mischievous, quick-tempered, introverted, assertive, charismatic

IDENTITY: Bisexual and bigender. Uses both he/she pronouns.

He is my child, and I love him.