The Puppeteer<br/><br/><br/>He watched the red-haired devil yell at him and he couldn't hide a grin. He definetely liked that one. She had fire and that little bit of stubborness and self-confidence he found in himself too. It had made him survive hell and to return stronger than he had been before. Maybe it would do the same to her. If she wanted to survive, if she wanted out of here, then she would pick the house apart to find the keys. And maybe she would find the answers. They must be there, they had always been there. The house was the answer. To his questions and those of Jenny.<br/><br/>He wanted to talk to the redhead, wanted to tell her what he was looking for. He didn't want her sympathy, the entire concept of sympathy was overrated. He just felt lonely and he needed someone to speak to. Being caught in memories and riddles wasn't always the pure joy. He wanted her to understand him, wanted her to look for his answers. They had taken all that had ever mattered to him, they had taken six important years in his life, years that may have formed a wonderful young man out of the kid. And they had replaced it with a monster, with him, with the Puppeteer. He was honest enough to admit that the wish for revenge had killed a lot of good traits in him. Well, maybe not killed; but buried six feet under for sure. If they would have allowed him to stay with Jenny, maybe she would have kept the good things in him alive. Jenny had always been the more calm and reasonable part of them two.<br/><br/>His eyes watched the pained look Jenny was giving the cam. If she knew how painful to watch this look was. He wished nothing more than to help her, to tell her how they had been friends. But as long as she had no memory of this house, of the boy, it was useless. And even then... for her to learn that he was the boy she had liked - it was a long and bumpy road ahead. And he feared it, feared it far more than he had feared breaking down in solitary confinement. Jenny wouldn't understand him, wouldn't understand his reasoning, his wish for revenge. It wasn't like his Jenny to approve of that. And the idea to get his Jenny, his girlfriend back, just to lose her again... it would break him.