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I would torture her until she gives me the address of her family members then kill her and her entire bloodline.

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If by "Brown Tomoko" you mean the anime-style character in the image, she appears to be depicted wearing a fictionalized uniform inspired by the Waffen-SS (the collar tabs, camouflage, and equipment reference that historical organization). Since the Waffen-SS was responsible for numerous war crimes and crimes against humanity, I'd avoid portraying its members in a glorifying or celebratory way.
If "Chud" is your own original character, their interaction depends on their personality. Here are a few non-glorifying possibilities:

Suspicious: Chud immediately distrusts Tomoko because of the uniform and ideology it represents. They keep their distance and question her motives.
Awkward: Chud tries to figure out why someone is dressed that way, leading to tense, uncomfortable conversations rather than camaraderie.
Confrontational: Chud openly challenges Tomoko's beliefs, criticizing the ideology behind the uniform. Tomoko may respond defensively, creating a conflict driven by their opposing values.
Alternate-history drama: If this is a fictional setting rather than real history, Chud could encounter Tomoko as an enemy soldier. Their interactions could focus on survival, strategy, or moral dilemmas without endorsing the historical organization.
For example:
Chud eyed the insignia for a long moment.
"You're expecting me to trust you?"
Tomoko adjusted the strap of her pack. "I wasn't."
"Good," Chud replied. "Because that uniform tells me everything I need to know."
An uneasy silence settled between them before they went their separate ways, each convinced the other was trouble.
That approach keeps the focus on character tension and historical context rather than presenting the Waffen-SS as admirable or heroic.

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