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| − | ''He came from a broken home, His mother had died and his father liked to drink. He would be locked in a closet, while his father would go out and get drunk, when his father would come home he beat the boy for not doing anything around the house, even though he was locked in the closet. He learned to love the darkness of the closet and to hate the light and the pain that came with it.''
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| − | ''One night, when his father came home, he was so tired of the nightly beatings that he struck out at his father, by the time he can to his senses he had killed his father. Not only was he now an orphan, but he was a fugitive as well.''
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| − | ''He has learned to be a pretty good thief with the use of his shadows. He has taken the name Night Shade, Lord of the Darkness, Master of the Night.''
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