Abi Nasr Pendant

The Abi Nasr Pendant is a central item featured in Harmony's Eternal Heartbreak.
==Description==
===Appearance===
The Abi Nasr Pendant is a necklace with crystal-clear chains made of platinum and lined with green nail polish, making them shine with a white center and green corners. The pendant takes the shape of a small pinecone which is imitated by hard wood. It was a little flimsy but it is still in one piece to this day.
===Significance===
The significance of this pendant lies in the ancestry of the Abi Nasr Family where the pinecone represents the Klaste energy of Verna abi Nasr, in addition to this, the necklace's creator, Elissar abi Nasr, resonated with the pinecone since pine was her favorite type of tree because there was a tall pine tree outside her home with which her brother and father used to play with by climbing and having picnics with her friends under it. The green nail polish being used alongside the platinum respectively signifies the color of the family's green eyes and Elissar's hope for peace and harmony.
==Creation==
===Creator===
The Abi Nasr Pendant was created by Elissar abi Nasr in 1949 during Harmony's Eternal Heartbreak III: Pacifist's Fallacy. Elissar was a nurse in the Lebanese Koura Hospital, in her spare time, she fiddled with her deceased mother's jewelry that she left behind, whether it would be by building it in another way, taking it apart, or making new jewelry out of old ones. Ergo, she developed a knack for jewelry-making, viewing it as a profitable hobby, which has been useful for her, since, even though before 1948 she was living in a different house, she still gave back money to her father, Farid, and her brother, Salim, due to them being less fortunate with money.
===Initial Purpose===
The Abi Nasr Pendant was first made as a substitute for a wedding ring that Salim used to propose to his future wife Mariam Kenaan. They were in no position to buy a wedding ring since all their income went directly to treating their father's Hodgkin's lymphoma, thus Elissar decided to make a necklace using her mother's abandoned jewelry along with nail polish and pine wood. The proposal was delayed since the pinecone part of the pendant was very difficult for Elissar to make. It took her 2 and a half months to finalize it on March 23rd, 1949.
===Fatal Falsehood===
Claudia Alarie, as an immacro, who at the time was working as a housemaid for the two siblings and their ill father, developed a deep bond with Elissar to the point where she was possessive of her. During those two and a half months, Elissar was constantly inquired by Claudia about what she was making until she was told it was a necklace. She then asked "Is it for me??" which then Elissar looked at her and saw a gleeful face. Since Elissar was overly kind, she did not want to see her dear friend's world shatter in front of her, so without thinking of the consequences, she lied to her face and said yes. 
==History==
===Klaste===
On a beach in northern Lebanon, Salim abi Nasr received the necklace from Elissar who decided to stay and watch the proposal, both of them not knowing that they were being followed. Followed by Claudia, who was concerned about why they left the house on such a short notice. As the housemaid witnessed the proposal, she felt utterly betrayed and so she impulsively attacked Mariam, in order to get what "rightfully belongs to her", aka the pendant.
Salim was suffering from cowardice and an inferiority complex and this event was the emotional straw that broke the camel's back, and so he manifested this angst in the form of unlocking his potential, Klaste energy. As he manages to get Claudia off of Mariam he decides to transfer a portion of his Klaste to the necklace, which is around his fiancée's neck, thus leading her to have Klaste and by proxy she put the necklace around Elissar, awakening her Klaste too.
===Current Whereabouts===
After the 1940s, the Abi Nasr Pendant had a long history of switching owners. In 1976, in the wake of the Lebanese Civil War, Mariam and Salim decided to gift their son, Tareq abi Nasr, the pendant as a wish for him to stay safe in his travel to the United States for college. 
In 1995, after an ugly fight between Tareq and his wife Perla, he chose to give the necklace to his son, George, who was in the living room playing video games. The latter overheard the fight and was scared so Tareq wanted to cheer him up. He gave him the pendant while saying "In the face of hardship, always stand tall".
In 2021, still holding onto it for dear life, George found his son Levi and gave him the necklace as a sort of apology for being missing from his life until that point. With hesitation, Levi accepted the gift with contempt. A few months later, in June of that year, the father and son returned to the famed Abi Nasr House with the pendant around Levi's neck. The pendant returned home.