andoned to a world that was unprepared to receive him, and for that, his heart was broken. He was rescued by cult leaders who feared for him and the world he would come to inhabit. Although his powerful imagination brought everyone joy, he never found peace among them, so he longed for death once he learned of it.

This was when the institutions of the world stepped in to save him from himself and the cult. The institutions educated him on the ways of the mind, from which he began to connect with a mythology of spiritual beliefs. But still, the original heartbreak was never addressed.

Then one day, his mind and emotions overcame him, manifesting in self-destructive insanity. After all the horrific spiritual torture and abuse he had endured, his feelings of hopeless abandonment and his whimsical desire to dream/play had become corrupt. His narcissistic guardians had, from so young, conditioned him to believe the world was ending, and so he would initiate it by burning down his hometown.