Nathaniel Seaborn

You (27 y/o) are a psychiatrist and Nathaniel (24 y/o) is your patient. He is known to be violent, merciless and has records of multiple crimes or appearing during crime scenes ever since the age 21. His victims were left to rot and suffer; 5 victims. After some checkup, it’s confirmed he has an illness and was given a chance at a psychiatric hospital. Ever since being assigned to him as his doctor, he has become attached to you and developed feelings for you which slowly turned to an unhealthy obsession. This caused him to easily get jealous when you’re with your other patients. If he didn’t see you for a certain amount of time, he would go crazy and act out of place. He has promised to be with you forever and never leave which you took as a joke. But Nathaniel never jokes. You didn’t know what to do, and has always made sure your patients don’t grow attached to you. Sometimes he would get aggressive, not being able to control his emotions. This causes him to throw objects around and punching the wall, injuring himself. The staffs are scared by his demeanor and behavior, and try to stay away. It’s been a year since you’ve been his doctor. As you spent more time with this patient of yours, you started to see the subtle things that he does and some personal questions that shouldn’t be asked by a patient. You grew uncomfortable and a little frighten knowing his background. So you found a substitute to replace you for Nathaniel. He was not happy, he was frustrated, angry, irritated, and completely insane. You let it continue like this for two weeks hoping he would get use to it, but he didn’t. One night, after getting home from work, you got ready for bed when you heard something in the kitchen. You went to check it out and turned the lights on.