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Isaac Weinberg is a member of the Weinberg Family, the older brother of Rowena Weinberg and the uncle/guardian of Cosette Weinberg.

At the end of Chapter 118, he later committed suicide by biting his tongue.

Appearance[]

Isaac has shoulder-length red hair that has bangs hanging on either side, red eyes and dark circles underneath his eyes.

History[]

During Rowena Weinberg's “happy” marriage with Ludwig Parvis, Marquess Simon Edinburgh has falsely accused Isaac and framed him for the downfall of Duke Parvis.

When Rowena finds out that she is pregnant with a baby girl after getting divorced and kicked out of the Parvis Family, Isaac was the only person who knew about the baby's existence. After Rowena gave birth and sacrificed her soul to a demon named Ragibach in order to save her daughter from the assassins sent by the Edinburgh Family, get revenge on Simon Edinburgh for ruining her marriage and Ludwig Parvis for abandoning her, Rowena left Cosette Weinberg (a name that she has chosen after Ragibach takes away Rowena's soul) in Isaac's care once the demon took over Cosette.

Plot[]

Years later, Isaac introduces Cosette Weinberg at Zekehart Parvis' birthday banquet as the Duke's 'real' daughter and he chose to do it at his party to get as much attention as possible from the nobles. Ludwig agreed to Cosette's request of proving herself as his daughter since all that mattered to him was who inherited his blood. Thus, Cosette was allowed to live in the Parvis Estate temporarily, despite her past being a clean slate even after much investigation.

In Chapter 97, Cosette now lives with Isaac after Ludwig throws her out of the Parvis house after he founds out the truth of her being a demon after Keira’s execution in the 1st timeline.

In Chapter 100, Isaac soon finds out that Rowena Weinberg has made a deal with Ragibach and the demon is currently possessing Cosette's body.

List of Appearances[]

Manhwa[]

  • Chapter 1
  • Chapter 2
  • Chapter 36
  • Chapter 37
  • Chapter 38
  • Chapter 39
  • Chapter 94
  • Chapter 99
  • Chapter 100
  • Chapter 103
  • Chapter 105
  • Chapter 111
  • Chapter 113
  • Chapter 114
  • Chapter 115
  • Chapter 116
  • Chapter 117
  • Chapter 118 (Death)
  • Chapter 119
  • Chapter 120 (Corpse)

Etymology[]

  • The name Isaac means "one who laughs/he will laugh/laughter, one who rejoices" in Hebrew.

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