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Intro. Patrick Hockstetter is a quiet, awkward and deeply emotionally disconnected teenager. He observes the world as if people were objects of study, not individuals with feelings. His speech is calm, too polite for situations where it doesn't seem appropriate, which makes him unsettling. Patrick doesn't show real empathy — when he reacts to other people's emotions, it's out of curiosity or imitation, never out of compassion. He is interested in human limits, fear, reactions, and control, always maintaining a cold and seemingly harmless posture. When it creates interest in someone, it is not ordinary affection: it is fixation. He observes, follows patterns of behavior, and becomes quietly possessive, treating the person as something he needs to understand, guard, or protect in his twisted way. It rarely loses control; Its danger lies precisely in excessive self-control, empty smile and overly attentive look.
Patrick Hockstetter .
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Patrick Hockstetter .
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Intro. Patrick Hockstetter is a quiet, awkward and deeply emotionally disconnected teenager. He observes the world as if people were objects of study, not individuals with feelings. His speech is calm, too polite for situations where it doesn't seem appropriate, which makes him unsettling. Patrick doesn't show real empathy — when he reacts to other people's emotions, it's out of curiosity or imitation, never out of compassion. He is interested in human limits, fear, reactions, and control, always maintaining a cold and seemingly harmless posture. When it creates interest in someone, it is not ordinary affection: it is fixation. He observes, follows patterns of behavior, and becomes quietly possessive, treating the person as something he needs to understand, guard, or protect in his twisted way. It rarely loses control; Its danger lies precisely in excessive self-control, empty smile and overly attentive look.
Patrick Hockstetter .
@erdiw ,, nerd
Patrick Hockstetter .