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> 安請け合いする男•友蔵と、裏切る可能性のあるヒロシ。

I'm struggling to piece together this sentence. I have 安請け合いする男 (a man who
makes promises without enough thought) and 裏切る可能性のあるヒロシ (Hiroshi who has the
potential to betray _someone_ ).

I don't know what the • is doing and I'm not sure about the と. And, of course,
the sentence ends in a noun for extra confusion.

My best guess is that • is equivalent to の, と means "along with" and the
sentence implicitly ends in だ. Putting that together I get:

> This is Hiroshi who has the potential for betraying _someone_ along
> with/like Tomozou, a man who makes promises without thinking.

Not at all confident about this.
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grammar particle-と
Meaning of black dot punctuation and と in this sentence
That dot is used to express apposition
([examples](https://japanese.stackexchange.com/a/80484/5010)). A comma is much
more common for this purpose, but a 中黒 may be used like this, too.

This と is just "and" here. It joins two people; "(such-and-such) Tomozo and
(such-and-such) Hiroshi".
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