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As the years waned, William Patrick had four sons, but an enigmatic pact involving his children emerged, suggesting a collective decision to end the lineage. The remaining siblings chose to avoid parenthood, perpetuating a cycle of secrecy and isolation against the backdrop of a negatively charged reality.
The Modern Existential Dilemma
Today, the story of the last remaining Hitlers—Alex, Louis, and Brian—remains cloaked in secrecy. Persistent rumors of a pact against perpetuating the family tree highlight a stark existential crisis, where the weight of the name bears heavily on their existence. Their choices raise profound questions about identity, shame, and the legacy of choices made long before they were even born.