MollyVieira

Always visible Delia Yonce was young and beautiful, but fate in the person of Baselard cut the thread of her life at the moment when she finally found Jo Thurlow - the only man who was ready to accept her as she was. Alas, among all the inhabitants of Portland, only Inspector Galbraith mourns her death, but, alas, he is powerless to ease the suffering of her soul...

In 1988, Mark Tempe, a professor of piano at Boston University, unwittingly becomes the cause of his ex-wife Harey's arrest due to his thoughtlessness. Giving his daughter Molly Dunlop his word of honor that he will free her mother, he attempts to hijack a prisoner transport train, but fails. However, as a result, he meets insurgents and finds himself in a deadly clash with the gang of Jordan Turlow, a ruthless supporter of loyalty. Dedicated to Canadian actress Asia Molly Vieira, born in Toronto on May 18, 1982 and known for her roles in films such as OMEN IV: THE AWAKENING, THE GOOD MOTHER and A HOME AT THE END OF THE WORLD.

What would Vitaly Ivolginsky's THE OMEN fan fiction "Always Visible (Another Prayer for The Dying Horror Genre)" (or simply "avlivro") look like if someone had the idea to adapt it for cinema screens? Dedicated to Canadian actress Asia Molly Vieira, born in Toronto on May 18, 1982 and known for her roles in films such as OMEN IV: THE AWAKENING, THE GOOD MOTHER and A HOME AT THE END OF THE WORLD.

Mark Tempe, divorced from Harey, is raising a daughter, Molly, who has inherited her mother's maiden name, Dunlop. One day, doctor Arago comes to visit them with the works of the Polish composer Raimund Clement for Mark and a tale about the mysterious Quintans for Molly. After he leaves, the girl is fired up by the idea of ​​seeing the Quintans, but her father explains that they should be understood figuratively.

Her body is perfection in every line, but what lies within her mind? There are countless answers, but which one is true? Who is she - the cunning Delia York, the innocent Molly Dunlop, or the carefree Emily? Alas, she does not realize the truth - all her attempts to find herself are in vain, for her thoughts and emotions are merely dead bytes, trapped within the silicon blocks of a computer.