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Sergi, known as Tamagotchi.mad got their hands on the new Tamagotchi Paradise before the official release thanks to his partnership with the Bandai Namco Cross Madrid store. We’ve been enjoying watching the unboxing videos and we noticed a feature you’ll be glad to see.

Sitter is a Manhattan Newsie, a brother and a scab.

He wears a tan Newsies cap, a mocha corduroy vest over a rosy brown shirt, and black pants.

He's friends with Listener and Doppleganger.

Sitter holds out for as long as he can, he's on board with the strike during The World Will Know and through Seize the Day,

but turns after Seize the Day reprise (he's sick of hearing that song).

Sitter knows that this is his chance to break free and who knows when the next one will be? So he becomes a scab.

This Brooklyn Newsie looks a lot like Sitter, but it's not him. It's his identical twin brother named Citrus! He dresses in a moth-eaten tangerine shirt under a rust coloured vest. Citrus works for Spot Conlon.

The twins were separated when they were little, Sitter remained in Manhattan with his mother while Citrus was taken to Brooklyn with his father.

If only Citrus had taken a moment to look down, he'd see Sitter. He'd be sad to see Sitter resort to scabbing but happy to reunite with his long lost twin.

The real reason Sitter turns to scabbing is because he's got a promise to keep. Not only does Sitter have a twin brother, he's also got a baby half-brother. His mother remarried and birthed him a half-brother named Smudge, who she left in his care.

Sitter gave her his word that they'd be there to defend one another and begging for bread to survive wasn't enough, so he had to scab.

Sitter got worked over by some Newsies when they found out he had scabbed. Not all Newsies get away with scabbing and rejoining the strike without consequences.

After taking his baby bro out for some fresh air, Sitter drops him off someplace, so he can enjoy the rest of the procession without any distractions. No one said he was a good brother.

Christina Cole posing for a painting in the ‘Murder at the Vicarage’ episode of Marple.