One is a victim of childhood abuse, CPTSD and probably watched his father kill his mom and himself in a double suicide. He meets Raymon during this horrible time, when he's the most vulnerable, and develops a psychological and obsessive bond with him.
The other is a man with a lot of repressed issues that never learned how to sort them out in a healthy way so he's been self-destructing slowly but surely. Puts up a front that everything in his life is perfect, but has a horrible habit of being malicious and only builds superficial relationships 'cause he's got underlying trust issues due to his past.
Both are and were unwell in the head all along. Could Raymon have been using the vulnerable, younger Winter of 6 years ago to gain a sense of normalcy in his life only to vanish on him when the adolescent needed him most? Or is Winter just seeing all of Raymon's past actions through rose-tinted glasses?
One is a victim of childhood abuse, CPTSD and probably watched his father kill his mom and himself in a double suicide. He meets Raymon during this horrible time, when he's the most vulnerable, and develops a psychological and obsessive bond with him.
The other is a man with a lot of repressed issues that never learned how to sort them out in a healthy way so he's been self-destructing slowly but surely. Puts up a front that everything in his life is perfect, but has a horrible habit of being malicious and only builds superficial relationships 'cause he's got underlying trust issues due to his past.
Both are and were unwell in the head all along. Could Raymon have been using the vulnerable, younger Winter of 6 years ago to gain a sense of normalcy in his life only to vanish on him when the adolescent needed him most? Or is Winter just seeing all of Raymon's past actions through rose-tinted glasses?
Either way, bone-apple-teeth for me ლ(´ڡ`ლ)