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lowlife fag, always short and is the biggest try hard to encounter
hey it’s john!...., oh wait it’s just alex the fag
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Alex is usually a privileged white male and/or female that takes everything for granted but still complains about something... ANYTHING because nothings ever perfect for his/her little world
Alex is so privileged and ungrateful of everything he has.
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Alex, Alex’s are nice but very dumb, they are so dumb that it is funny! Alex’s are also very chill.
Kid:why is alex so dumb another kid: he is so dumb it’s funny!
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He's pretty damn awesome.
Girl 1: He's so awesome
Girl 2: He must me an Alex.
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A best friend.
He always will be there for you even if your not in complete love.
Undecided.
Fights for everything and anything he wants.
Doesn't let be people stand in the way of the people he loves.
Can hurt you but always seems to make it up.
Your a hater to him or a lover.
True love shows.
My Puerto Rican lovey.
Makes you laugh when your down.
Likes to use the word die.
Sticks with you for a lifetime. <3
McWiggle Alex/Alejandro
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Psychologist DI Alex Drake is the female protagonist in the popular BBC1 programme "Ashes to Ashes" - the sequel to award-winning "Life on Mars".
Played by Keeley Hawes ("Mutual Friends"; "Tipping the Velvet"), Alex is originally from 2008, where she lives with her daughter Molly and has regular contact with her godfather Evan White. She travles back to 1981 after she is shot in the head when a hostage situation goes horribly awry.
She wakes up to find herself face to face with DC Chris Skelton, DS Ray Carling and the fabled DCI Gene Hunt - the characters from "Life on Mars" - as well as a new addition to the team - Shaz Granger.
Alex initially believes that everyone around her is an imaginary construct her dying mind has created having assimilated Sam Tylers fantasies. She spends the first series attempting to save her parents - two very well known lawyers who were killed in a car bomb in front of Alex's own eyes when she was a child - believing that this will be her key to getting home to her daughter.
However, all her beliefs are confused during the second series - particularly with the arrival of Martin Summers who is also from 2008. The series 2 finale further confuses things when Alex awakes in 2008, only to be plagued by images to Gene telling her to "wake up".
Throughout the programme, Alex has also begun to accept the others as more than her imaginary constructs, and becomes quite close to them. In S02E07, she declares that she loves them all, and in S02E06, she gives a letter to each of them to be opened when she leaves.
The relationship between Alex and Gene Hunt is viewed by many fans as crucial to the series - although naturally there are disagreements over this. Many people "ship" the two characters together, and often term the pairing "GAlex".
1: "DC Chris Skelton? ... DS Ray Carling? ... Gene Hunt?" (Alex Drake, S01E01)
2: "I ship Gene and Alex so much! GAlex all the way!"
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