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Chef's name: Théo Castillo
(Tay-Oh Kaas-tea-yo)
Gender: Male
Age: 30
Nationality: Spanish
Sexuality: Homosexual
Talents: Traditional Spanish cooking,
dancing (a flamenco ballet hybrid)
Current positions: Chef and Recortador
here at El Matador, traditional spanish
restaurant owned by his father
Other job experience: Personal Trainer║
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Customer's name: The Master DoctorChef's name: Théo Castillo
(Tay-Oh Kaas-tea-yo)
Gender: Male
Age: 30
Nationality: Spanish
Sexuality: Homosexual
Talents: Traditional Spanish cooking,
dancing (a flamenco ballet hybrid)
Current positions: Chef and Recortador
here at El Matador, traditional spanish
restaurant owned by his father
Other job experience: Personal Trainer
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// Shy // Kind // Hardworking // Strong // Inspirational // Traditional //
A man of few words, but empowering actions.
A man of few words, but empowering actions.
Biography:
Born in the hot but bone dry country of Spain, Théo was always happy child. He had a good upbringing, his family supporting him in every way.
To put it simply, Théo had always been a bit chubby as a child. He didn’t really enjoy all the rough sports the other boys liked. Instead, he enjoyed staying inside and cooking with his mother; learning the ways of a chef so that he could one day become the chef at the family restaurant. His size had never been of concern to him, he was happy, and that was all that mattered.
It was not until his first year in highschool that the problems began.
That horrible summer day, poor Théo came home crying.
"Mijo (my son), what is the matter?" his mother asked when she saw the complete state of devastation her son was in.
"The children, they make fun of me because of my weight. The boys, they call me ‘fatty’ and the girls, they call me ‘ugly’. I do not want to go back to school."
"But mijo, you must go back. I am sure that if you’re strong, they will leave you alone."
But they didn't.
Every day, Théo came home bloodied and bruised from being beaten up after school. He started stealing his mothers makeup to make sure that no one at home saw all his injuries. He was so sure that they’d laugh at him, and tell him to “man up”.
One day, Théo decided to hide in an empty theatre to get away from his abusers. They had pursued him into town after he managed to escape their attack, and he needed a place to lay low for a while. Inside, he found an old empty stage and seats. Sighing, Théo walked down the red carpet and sat in a seat near the edge. The stage, despite what he thought, was not empty. A man, handsome and shirtless, strode onto the stage unaware of his secret audience. Intrigued, Théo watched. The man grabbed a cd player, hit a button, and as beautiful Spanish guitar flowed through the speakers, he danced. It was a dance of solo passion, with a relentless beat; it was the flamenco.
The next week Théo convinced his parents to take him to flamenco lessons. At first he was horrible, but with his dead set determination, nothing he dreamed of would ever be impossible.
As the days turned to months and the months turned to years, Théo slowly became better and better, and with all this strenuous physical activity, he became stronger as well (both mentally and physically). Soon enough, he was turning the heads of men and women alike with his impressive muscles and shiny piercings.
One day when he arrived at his dance studio, Théo noticed a poster stuck to the door. "World Famous Ballet Dancer Performance". He could barely contain his excitement when he read the title. From that day on for 4 weeks, Théo didn't even spend a dime of his pay, so that he could go see the performance.
The night of the performance, Théo fell in love with ballet. Determined to add grace to his intensive flamenco dancing, he created his own hybrid between flamenco and ballet; passion and speed mixed with grace and jumps.
Now at 29, Théo is one the best dancers in pain. Everywhere he goes, he is determined to spread his story of perseverance. The story of the little boy they called fat and ugly.

"Little flecks of spittle drip from the mouth of the beast, the whites of his eyes glinting in the blinding light of the midday sun. The heaving animal raises his head and paws at the ground. All 2000 pounds comes hurtling at me, muscles the size of my torso stretching and retracting, moving this machine of a creature. Black like death itself, with two razor sharp horns upon his massive head, he zeroes in on his programmed target:
Me.
I am the object of his anger, the embodiment of his fury. I see the red of my cape reflected in the endless black pits of his eyes, like blood diffusing into the darkest oil. One stab of his twin swords and my pure and untainted soul would no longer be held down by the body that it does poses. But I dwell not on what was, what will, or might be. The moment is now.
My muscles strain as I push my entire body mass up off the ground, bones and tendons creaking with effort, while gravity claws at my form but fails to bring me down. I can feel him now, his damp breath on my body, mixing together in that moment our souls, our thoughts, our minds. But, I fly; an angel without wings, soaring through the two deadly pillars at the gates of hell. My body is lighter than air as I fly over the writhing creature.
Impact.
My feet hit the ground, throwing up dust. I bow. The crowd roars.
The beast turns, and I run. But t’is not of fear nor cowardice; I run because I have won, and he knows it. In futile attempts of regaining the pride which I did skin from him, as a hunter may skin his kill, he pursues hot on my heels, knowing all too well that he has lost. As I dive over the boards, he lets out a furious bellow and makes an attempt to impale the said wooden planks.
But he will be given another chance at my life soon; we duel many times a day, a dance of man and animal.
This is the life of a recortador."


Sergio is a pet Spanish fighting bull owned by Théo. He's very docile when compared to the other bulls Théo has worked with. After their first duel, Théo couldn't help but keep him. Over the years they have grown very close, and they preform dance routines together in the bull ring at El Matador.