TO HATE IS DIVINE

To Hate Is Divine centers on Leonard and Dorian, wealthy and successful twin brothers whose lives appear perfect on the outside. Despite sharing similar achievements, Leonard is consumed by jealousy and resentment toward Dorian, who seems to effortlessly capture admiration and approval from everyone around them. As their rivalry deepens, Leonard’s obsession grows, driving him to secretly sabotage Dorian’s relationships and professional endeavors.



In his desperation to outshine his brother, Leonard fixates on a woman who loves Dorian, believing that winning her heart will finally bring him the recognition he craves. His actions spiral out of control, and in a final, futile attempt to make Dorian feel guilty, Leonard takes a drastic step that ultimately leads to his own unraveling. The story explores themes of envy, the destructive power of comparison, and the devastating consequences of living in the shadow of someone else’s success.