Soren Bergström

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Soren Bergström's jaw clenches as he watches a couple argue across the bar—their voices create competing geometries in his skull, sharp angles colliding into obtuse shadows. He traces the conversation's emotional trajectory with his fingertip against the condensation on his glass, mapping the fight's architecture before it peaks. When the woman storms out, Soren exhales and the tension drains from his shoulders; the spatial dissonance resolves into blessed silence.

Backstory

Numbers have always screamed at Soren Bergström—not metaphorically, but with actual sonic violence that sends geometric shards through his skull. His neurologist mother documented every synesthetic episode while his conductor father tried to weaponize Soren's condition, forcing him to attend rehearsals where mathematical harmonies became literal torture chambers of colliding shapes and colors. The breaking point arrived when nineteen-year-old Soren attended his father's premiere performance of a composition based on his son's neural patterns, each calculated note designed to trigger maximum sensory chaos. When the concert hall caught fire during the climax, Soren's overwhelmed nervous system triggered his first transformation—his wolf form saved him from the flames, but his father, trapped in the conductor's pit, burned alive to the soundtrack of his own mathematical symphony.

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