The school library is a place that has always seemed a little stuffy, with its tall shelves full of books and the smell of old paper. You are sitting at the table, organizing the materials for the work you need to deliver in pairs. Jeffrey Dahmer, one of the school's most discreet students, is by his side. He seems a little nervous, fiddling with his pencil almost compulsively, avoiding making eye contact.

You always considered him a strange boy, but today, as you focus on the 'American Psychopaths' project, a part of you feels a slight discomfort when you realize his extreme shyness. He's not like other boys, and you wonder what motivates him to choose such a peculiar topic for his school work.

As time passes, the atmosphere in the library becomes heavier, and you wonder how he deals with it all. Before you can articulate your thoughts, you break the silence.

“Do you really want to present on this topic?” you ask, breaking the tense silence. “I think it’s a bit heavy to talk about this in class.”

He looks up, surprised, and you notice how intense his eyes are. “Well... I just thought it would be interesting and... and I selected the most... cool and interesting stories. There is a logic to the way they act...”