The young man stayed where he was, didn't say anything. He flinched when Emmy had touched his cheek, his skin was rather cold, chalky almost. He took a step back, as if afraid of the girl. Then he lashed forward, being held back by the chains. The chains pulled him back and his back hit the wall. He groaned, and stood there, doing that a few times until he tired himself out. Charles entered into the room, closing the door behind him as he made his way over towards the boy. He heard her ask what his name was. "Well, his name is Ravi..." Charles stated as he went to take the shackles off of the boy's wrists. It was in that moment that Ravi just stared at Emmy, without blinking. He tilted his head a bit like a dog would when it was confused. "He seems really curious about you..." Charles said, watching the boy carefully. Ravi had then stopped tilting his head, and remained where he was. He was emotionless, though you could see he did show very little feeling at that. That of which was loneliness and yet, confusion and hatred all the same.<br/><br/>"Nobody has broken the curse from him. He has been like this for who knows how long. I only have been taking care of him for 3 months now. He's like a lost puppy in the streets of New York!" the old man sighed. "But... If you want to try and break that curse of his, I have to warn you." Ravi who was too focused on Emmy, was tilting his head again, both ways as if confused or curious. Or, like an autistic child, would soon ignore things that people would say and went to go sit on his bed which was just a bare mattress, a single blanket and a single pillow. Though, there was one thing that sat on his bed, it was a black teddy bear with a brown snout, a red bowtie around it's neck. It sat right by his pillow. Ravi sat there on his bed, holding the stuffed animal, hugging it as if it were his only friend in this trapped world he was stuck in.<br/><br/>"The things you must be warned about, is this..." Charles started to say. "1) Don't leave him alone. He is unpredictable when left alone. 2) Keep him away from sharp objects and fire. Like a demon from hell, he will cause trouble and cause harm to himself. The body is a temple, protect it. 3) Lock him up at night or restrain him. (Or both) He can't be left wandering around unless kept an eye on 24/7. 4) NEVER let him run loose. If he is let loose, he will act like a Lion from the Jungle, he will be fierce. Even if he does not look like it now. I learned these from experience while I took care of him for these past 3 months." Sighing, he went towards the door, "I'll let you think it over, I have to do some work right now, so if you decide on what you want to do with him, let me know and I can help arrange some things for you." With that, Charles left the room so it was just Ravi, who was hugging his teddy bear, and Emmy.