That's a twist...A 13-year-old boy turns out to be a psychopath. I am discouraged by the fact that the boy coldly beat an elderly couple with a shovel to buy time for the main character. And so I guess I need to run to the car and get out of this place. We are waiting for a long trip, where the boy will explain that there was no other choice. Of the arguments against his actions, there will only be "it contradicts the norms of morality." The question is, will zombies be distracted by every easy victim? We will find out in the next issue!
@headshot I am so grateful that you give me such thought out answers and continue on with the story. I appreciate you so much! And yeah, it's a twist that occurred to me a few days ago. It came across very well, I think.
Wow!!! I love this twist! James seems to be a very complex character to develop but amazing, I like the approach and I think you have to know very well how to fit the fact that someone is a psychopath but obviously feels affective emotions for his father because obviously psychopaths have reduced connections between the ventromedial prefrontal cortex, part of the brain responsible for feelings like guilt and empathy and the amygdala that is related to anxiety and fear. It is suspected that this is due to several possible reasons due to incorrect neuronal migration in the prenatal period, heredity or epigenetics, it is not clear, what is clear is that there is evidence that the structure of the brain is different, they are still neurodiverse people, they are like their brain is .... so I find the development of this character very interesting and I want more!!!! You are a genius my dear friend!!! 💜💜💜
Just read this and I agree with @helainked and well feeling disturbed about what going on next 🤣 it's hard knowing someone is thinking about all this stuff and maybe being like persuaded you know I'm use to reading the whole thing whiteout having a saying of what's gonna happen next
Damn, James is even colder than I had imagined. The old woman probably wouldn't have been able to keep up even without his kneecapping her, but I guess he needed to make sure.
Finally had time for Part 2 and I'm not disappointed. James is acting now less like Dexter Morgan, but more like his adopted son, Cody. Not the innocent boy from the TV-Show, but the boy from the Dexter-Novels by Jeff Lindsay. There he and his sister Astor are also only children but already cold hearted killers, who walk the path of Dexter. Hope that there will be a chapter narrated by James, so we can learn more about the real James (and not what he is pretending to be)!
@cerebus666, when I first read your response, I thought you wrote "and I'm disappointed" and I was like: "oh, some Austrian Security Guard is going to get eaten in this story" lol. But now I understand and I thank you, my friend.
