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'''Margot''' hooked up with [[Luis Fernando Lopez]] in 2007, and after that she stalked him, became obsessed. Her father told her that he was a bad influence, but her crazy mental obsession with Luis made her send constant emails and gifts. | '''Margot''' hooked up with [[Luis Fernando Lopez]] in 2007, and after that she stalked him, became obsessed. Her father told her that he was a bad influence, but her crazy mental obsession with Luis made her send constant emails and gifts. | ||
She was [[encountered on the streets | She was [[random character|encountered on the streets]] by Luis and after stressing him, told him that she took 35 painkillers and 15 sleeping pills. Enraged, Luis rushed Margot to the emergency room of the hospital. | ||
Upon release from hospital, she was once again encountered at [[Pier 45]], holding onto a handrail and ready to jump from quite a height. Luis attempted to stop her, but she jumped to her death. A crowd of civilians believed that Luis pushed her, forcing him to outrun an angry mob and the police. | Upon release from hospital, she was once again encountered at [[Pier 45]], holding onto a handrail and ready to jump from quite a height. Luis attempted to stop her, but she jumped to her death. A crowd of civilians believed that Luis pushed her, forcing him to outrun an angry mob and the police. | ||
[[Category:Characters]] | [[Category:Characters]] | ||
[[Category:Characters in The Ballad of Gay Tony]] | [[Category:Characters in The Ballad of Gay Tony]] | ||
Revision as of 12:17, 29 November 2009
Margot hooked up with Luis Fernando Lopez in 2007, and after that she stalked him, became obsessed. Her father told her that he was a bad influence, but her crazy mental obsession with Luis made her send constant emails and gifts.
She was encountered on the streets by Luis and after stressing him, told him that she took 35 painkillers and 15 sleeping pills. Enraged, Luis rushed Margot to the emergency room of the hospital.
Upon release from hospital, she was once again encountered at Pier 45, holding onto a handrail and ready to jump from quite a height. Luis attempted to stop her, but she jumped to her death. A crowd of civilians believed that Luis pushed her, forcing him to outrun an angry mob and the police.