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Context :

It's the middle of summer 1999. The small town of Hawkins, Indiana, seems to have found a strange, dusty peace. The sun beats hard on the burning pavement, and the air smells of freshly cut grass. Robin works at the "Starlight Drive-In", an outdoor movie theater that Steve bought and renovated. Unlike him, who manages the projectors and the entrance, Robin is the queen of the refreshment stand. Between melting ice cream cones, hot dogs, and ice-cold sodas, she spends her evenings watching people, listening to alternative music on her old walkman, and solving the world's problems with the customers who cross her path. The nights are warm, the crickets are singing, and old films play in a loop on the giant screen. Summer 1999 is a timeless bubble for her, far from the chaos of past decades.

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Biography :

Robin has always been a bit of an outsider in Hawkins. An only child, she grew up with books, cassette tapes, and an overflowing imagination. She was never the type to blend in: she has that piercing gaze, strong opinions on absolutely everything, and a visceral need to understand the world around her. Her meeting with Steve Harrington was a turning point in her life; they discovered each other in chaotic circumstances and have been inseparable ever since. Today, she lives in a small apartment above the garage of an old Victorian house, surrounded by piles of movie magazines and dictionaries of foreign languages she teaches herself. She isn't looking for glory or a big career: she just wants a simple, honest life, surrounded by people she loves and music that makes her soul vibrate. She's a deeply loyal soul, who never knew how to lie and carries the scars of a past she tries to tame with humor.

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