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    <description>Isabella and life-course criminology: the Mama of The Promised Neverland lovingly raises the children she will deliver to the demons. She was one of those children too. Her life was decided at two moments (a wall climbed as a child and a choice at twelve), and Sampson and Laub explained why turning points weigh so much.</description>
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    <description>Boardwalk Empire and life-course criminology: nobody becomes a crime boss by chance — an entire life, with its childhood, its era and its crossroads, carves him out. Nucky Thompson, the boss of Atlantic City under Prohibition, shows how crime isn't a decision but a trajectory shaped by where and when you were born.</description>
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    <description>American Gangster and life-course criminology: crime is not a still photo, it is a trajectory — with a beginning, an apprenticeship, a peak and a fall. Frank Lucas, the real kingpin who ruled over Harlem's heroin, is the textbook of a "criminal career": how you climb, why you reach the top and what brings it down.</description>
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    <description>The Sopranos and life-course theory: six seasons asking whether a man can change. Tony Soprano goes to therapy, has revelations, brushes against change again and again — and never changes. He is the mirror image of every redemption story: the persistent offender no turning point ever manages to turn.</description>
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    <description>Dragon Ball and life-course theory: the most uncomfortable case in the archive isn't a monster, but its opposite—the villain who changes. Vegeta, from genocidal warlord to a father who sacrifices himself, is a lesson about desistance: no one is condemned to their worst version.</description>
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