"without your past, you could never have arrived so wondrously and brutally by design or some violent, exquisite happenstance, here"
DIEGO HARGREEVES had never had an easy life, to say the absolute least. Ever since he was mysteriously born to a mother who didn't want him on the first of October 1989 and then adopted by one of the world's most eccentric billionaires, Reginald Hargreeves, his life seemed to have been nothing but a struggle. He grew up, became part of something he never wanted to be apart of, and then left as soon as he turned seventeen. Diego didn't return until years later, after the death of his father, and was met with his brother telling him that the world was ending.
After helping his family stop the apocalypse, he then somehow ended up alone in the 1960s, stuck and waiting for any of his siblings to show up so they can explain whatever the hell is going on. Oh, and he's also stuck in a mental hospital because he tried to save the president John F Kennedy. His time in the mental hospital is exactly the place where he first meets the whirlwinds that are VINCENT CARTER and LILA PITTS.
So as he sits and waits for his siblings, it wouldn't cause any harm to befriend the two...would it?
david castañeda as diego hargreeves
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andrew garfield as vincent carter
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ritu arya as lila pitts
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aidan gallagher as five hargreeves
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"and in the death of his reputation, he felt truly alive" - taylor swift
warnings: sexual themes and contents, mentions of abuse, violence, discrimination, homophobia, racism, death, trauma.
