Children of the Wolf

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The story revolves around twenty-one-year-old twins, Robin and Linda, who confront their biological mother, Helena, after tracing her down. Under the guise of a meeting with her former lover, they lure her to an abandoned house, where they unveil their identities. The twins engage in disturbing re-enactments of Helena's past, ultimately compelling her to reveal the dark truths surrounding their birth. The narrative explores themes of identity, betrayal, and the complexities of familial relationships.