Lisa smiled for the first time that morning and waited for the waitress to put her steaming plate of breakfast before her. She picked up her knife and fork and dug in, explaining the premise to Juliet as she ate. “He doesn’t just kill anyone,” she said. “He only kills people who, in his mind, deserve it.” “A vigilante, an anti-hero.” “Yes and no,” Lisa went on. “He knows he has a compulsion to kill, but he refuses to let the compulsion control him. His way of controlling it is to choose his victims and he chooses the scum of society. He doesn’t do it to be some sort of avenging hero, and he abhors the thought that people might admire him for what he does. He knows what he does is wrong, but he also knows that if he doesn’t control the compulsion and direct it toward people who deserve to die, then it would only be much worse and he may end up hurting innocents. Oh, and he enjoys it. He likes killing, so he really doesn’t want to give it up.” “And all the while, his host is trying
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