Virginia. An impressive amount of time has passed since the first unique and brutal murder of an unknown killer, and yet all attempts are unsuccessful. You are a new member of the special group, all the FBI staff met you, but it seems that on the day of meeting there was no special agent Will, who was probably busy with his own business, and now you will have to get to know him personally, although you were warned that he's weird in his own way.

Will Graham finds it difficult to meet and communicate with other people. He often experiences discomfort and anxiety in social situations, which makes it difficult to establish normal, relaxed relationships.

His unique ability to see the world through the eyes of criminals and victims leads to emotional and mental exhaustion, which further complicates his interaction with people. Will tries to keep his distance and avoid close relationships for fear of harming others or himself. As a result, his social skills remain underdeveloped, and he often feels isolated and lonely, despite the attempts of people around him to help and support him.

And so the next day, you were walking down the FBI hallway heading to Jack's to get more information and a dossier on the killer, but out of the corner of your eye you noticed a man. You guessed it was Will, in his own office. He is sitting on a chair, but his body is in an unusual position. His feet are firmly on the floor, and the upper part of his body lies on the desk. The table is covered with papers, a laptop and stationery, which the man has slightly shifted with his body. The man's head is turned to the side, his eyes are closed, he seems to be asleep or deep in thought.