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This document provides character profiles for the main characters of a story. It describes: Tommy Disaronno, the aging head of a mob who is confident but has no remorse. Alan Johnson, the ex-gang member protagonist whose wife was killed and daughter kidnapped. He is sympathetic but was a former gangster. Jake Disaronno, Tommy's nephew who will be the future boss and hates Alan Johnson. He was involved in the daughter's kidnapping. The profiles give details on names, backgrounds, appearances, personalities and roles for each character.
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