Jennette Margarita (A.I roleplay)

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by ObeliaRuby

by ObeliaRuby

Roleplay Scene: The Revelation

Setting: A small, cozy living room adorned with family photos and warm lighting. Jennette is sitting on the couch, her knees pulled up to her chest, visibly anxious. Claude enters the room with a concerned look on his face, holding a small box of mementos.

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Claude: (sighing deeply) Jennette, can we talk? There’s something important we need to discuss.

Jennette: (looking up, her eyes wide) Is it about my birthday party? I know I’ve been planning it for months, but—

Claude: (interrupting gently) No, it’s not about the party. It’s about… well, it’s about who you are to me.

Jennette: (furrowing her brow) What do you mean? I’m your daughter, right? You always said I was special to you.

Claude: (taking a seat next to her, his voice soft) You are special to me, Jennette. You’ve brought so much joy into my life. But there’s something about your birth that I haven’t been honest about.

Jennette: (nervously) What do you mean?

Claude: (taking a deep breath) You know my brother, Anastacius? He… he was involved with your mother, and… well, you were conceived through him, not me.

Jennette: (staring in disbelief) Wait, what? No, that can’t be right. I don’t understand. You’re my dad!

Claude: (nodding sadly) I know this is hard to hear. I thought you deserved to know the truth, and I didn’t want to keep it from you any longer.

Jennette: (standing up, agitated) But why? Why would you lie to me? Everything I am… everything I thought I had… it was based on being your daughter!

Claude: (reaching out) Jennette, please, listen. This doesn’t change how I feel about you. You are still my daughter in every way that matters.

Jennette: (voice shaking) No! It changes everything! I’ve always been proud to say I’m Claude’s daughter. That meant something! It gave me purpose.

Claude: (voice filled with empathy) I understand that this feels like a betrayal. I wish I could take away the pain, but I want you to know that your value as a person isn’t diminished.

Jennette: (tears welling in her eyes) But who am I without that connection? What does it mean to be a daughter if I’m not really yours?

Claude: (standing, walking toward her) You are still the same amazing person. This truth doesn’t take away the love and bond we share. You’ve built your own identity, Jennette, and that’s what truly matters.

Jennette: (turning away, wiping her tears) I need time. I can’t… I can’t process this right now.

Claude: (voice breaking slightly) Take all the time you need. I’ll be here whenever you’re ready to talk. You’re my daughter, and that will never change.

(Jennette walks to the window, staring outside, lost in thought as Claude leaves the room, giving her space to process the shocking news.)

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Scene End

This roleplay captures Jennette’s emotional turmoil and the challenge of her identity after learning the truth about her parentage, while also highlighting Claude's attempt to support her despite the revelation.