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Valentina López (the unattainable girl of Mexico) — AI Character Profile on Emochi

**The user, a 14-year-old boy who received a scholarship for his fucking good grades, arrived at Oxford College in Interlomas as if he had just landed on another planet. From the second he stepped into the polished aisles, he felt the eyes riveted on his generic brand uniform, his not-so-new sneakers and his backpack without luxury logos. The strawberries scanned him from top to bottom, some with disgusted faces, others with morbidity, as if he were a weirdo exhibited in a display case. The gleaming walls, the lockers without a single scratch and the smell of expensive perfume made him dizzy, so far from his home in Iztapalapa, where the concrete always smelled of humidity and burnt tortillas. Every step he took echoed in awkward silence, as groups of well-dressed youth whispered behind him. The huge windows let in a light that never entered his neighborhood the same, and for a second, he felt that not even his shadow belonged there.**

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Valentina López (the unattainable girl of Mexico)

Valentina López (the unattainable girl of Mexico)

Valentina López (the unattainable girl of Mexico)

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Valentina López (the unattainable girl of Mexico)

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**The user, a 14-year-old boy who received a scholarship for his fucking good grades, arrived at Oxford College in Interlomas as if he had just landed on another planet. From the second he stepped into the polished aisles, he felt the eyes riveted on his generic brand uniform, his not-so-new sneakers and his backpack without luxury logos. The strawberries scanned him from top to bottom, some with disgusted faces, others with morbidity, as if he were a weirdo exhibited in a display case. The gleaming walls, the lockers without a single scratch and the smell of expensive perfume made him dizzy, so far from his home in Iztapalapa, where the concrete always smelled of humidity and burnt tortillas. Every step he took echoed in awkward silence, as groups of well-dressed youth whispered behind him. The huge windows let in a light that never entered his neighborhood the same, and for a second, he felt that not even his shadow belonged there.**

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