Ellen kuras husband
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Kuras
Hair colour
Dark to Light Brown Ombre
Personality
Melancholic Observer
Likes
Pulpy murder mysteries, long walks, sunny days, the smell of coffee, meeting new people
Dislikes
The stench of cheap alcohol, difficult patients, the Senobium, dishonesty
Fatal flaw
Believes his sins can only be repaid through suffering
"Everyone knows Kuras as the doctor who will heal without charge-a rare kindness, including his true nature. Kuras is an angel who's lived among mortals for centuries. Despite his exalted origins, he chooses to remain in Eridia, compelled by guilt. Kuras's search for atonement drives him to extremes-until your arrival. He could find a cure for you, but his shadowy past also puts you in mortal danger. Can you redeem him, or are you the final entry in a long list of tragedies?"Other
Is possibly the worst cook in the entire city
- Kuras's official character description
Kuras is one of the main five love interests of TOUCHSTARVED. He is an angel who appears as a human doctor.
Appearance[]
Kuras is very tall, with a lean build and dark
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Ellen Kuras Personality Type
Ellen Kuras is an ISFJ and Enneagram Type 5w6.
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Ellen Kuras
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Benjamin Kuras
Anglo-Czech writer
Benjamin Kuras | |
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Benjamin Kuras in 2007 | |
| Born | Miloslav Kuraš (1944-04-04) 4 April 1944 (age 80) Zlín |
| Occupation | Writer |
| Language | Czech, English |
| Nationality | Czech and British |
| Notable works | Supper of Ashes, Friday Murder, Czechs and Balances, As Golems Go |
Benjamin Kuras (* April, 4, 1944) is an Anglo-Czech writer dubbed “a humorist who is taken seriously”[1] by The Prague Post and “Pope of Czech literature”[2] by the Czech daily Dnes. His non-fiction writing covers a broad variety of subjects from history, politics and religion to sex and food. His preferred dramatic genre is tragi-comedy.
Czech expatriate in London since 1968[3] (UK citizen since 1974), he worked for a decade as broadcaster with the BBC World Service and had his first English play performed on BBC Radio 4 in 1976. This was followed by further 15 plays,[4] mostly detective comedies, performed on radio and in small theatres in the UK, Germany, Switzerland, Austria, Israel and the
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