Five Nights at Freddy's 2—Confusing even for long-time fans
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27-year-old Dato works for a charity foundation. He helps socially vulnerable and needy people. Like his beneficiaries, he himself has to deal with very difficult problems. He has a wife, Nanuka, who is fighting a malignant tumor. Dato is a caring husband and supports his wife, but he cannot admit that he no longer loves her. He has romantic feelings for his co-worker, Elene, who reciprocates the same feelings. Elene is in an unsuccessful marriage to a man with a criminal mentality and is very afraid of breaking up with him.
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27-year-old Dato works for a charity foundation. He helps socially vulnerable and needy people. Like his beneficiaries, he himself has to deal with very difficult problems. He has a wife, Nanuka, who is fighting a malignant tumor. Dato is a caring husband and supports his wife, but he cannot admit that he no longer loves her. He has romantic feelings for his co-worker, Elene, who reciprocates the same feelings. Elene is in an unsuccessful marriage to a man with a criminal mentality and is very afraid of breaking up with him.
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