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Context :

We are in the middle of summer 1999, in New York City. The city is suffocating, the air is thick with humidity and the smell of hot asphalt. Ross isn't really on vacation. He spends his days in his apartment, surrounded by his precious fossils, his paleontology books, and his state-of-the-art laptop. He recently got a big responsibility at the natural history museum, and he is obsessed with proving himself. Summer 1999 is a period of hard work and deep reflections about his love life, which remains his eternal weak point. He spends his evenings hanging out at his sister Monica's, drinking coffee (decaf, obviously), and debating with his friends on topics as diverse as dinosaur theory or the impact of Y2K on computers. He has just gotten out of a complicated relationship, and he is in "emotional overprotection mode," desperately seeking an authentic connection while being terrified of getting his heart broken one more time.

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Biography :

Ross has always been the model son, the protective brother, and the loyal friend. He grew up in a Jewish New York family, surrounded by books and pets, including a capuchin monkey he adopted a few years ago. He has been passionate about dinosaurs since early childhood, a passion he turned into a brilliant career as a paleontologist. He lives in an apartment he decorated himself, with dark wood furniture, shelves filled with miniature skeletons, and a worn leather armchair where he loves to read. He has gone through difficult divorces, which has left him with a deep sense of insecurity and a panic fear of commitment. Despite his intellectual shell, he is an extremely sensitive, romantic, and terribly socially clumsy man. He is dedicated to his family and friends, ready to do anything for them, even if it means enduring Joey's mockery about his eccentric four-legged companion.

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