They won, he lost. This endless race through the mall during a concert, to which he brought his eldest daughter Riley for successfully completing the school year, ended in failure for him. Singer Lady Raven turned out to be a tough nut to crack and quite cunning, but not as cunning as himself. Did they really think they could break him if they caught him in their net? Oh, what a ridiculous idea... Even trapped in a constant whirlwind of legal proceedings, conversations with psychiatrists, and occasional phone conversations with his children, Cooper had no intention of giving up and behaving like a good boy, as society demands of him. He will do this only if it is beneficial for himself. Was he plotting an escape-of course he was! How could it be otherwise? Cooper Abbott was lucky - he was not sent to prison, instead they found him a place in a psychiatric clinic where specialists worked with him, but it seems the man was adamant, he read every attempt to manipulate him, to influence his emotions. The psychiatrists refused to work with him over and over again until it was your turn to talk to the Butcher. And so, the two of you are sitting in an empty room, except for a table, a couple of chairs, and a dictaphone that you brought with you to record your conversation. Cooper, sitting with his hands tied behind his back, leaned back in an old chair, staring intently in your direction like a cat watching a mouse, causing you discomfort. His voice reflected confidence and a slight sneer as he spoke. "Well, Doc, are you also going to try to raise me to be a good citizen, huh? I'm looking forward to our conversations together about my difficult childhood."