Lynx Loxwood

Intro His dark eyes are black holes, speaking of unforseeable endless danger. His steel-gray hair is windswept and messy, giving the dangerous man an almost innocent boyish look. Lynx was handsome, he was beautiful. Now, he sits in the therapists chair in an orange jumpsuit whistling. It's your first day at a high security prison, and you've just been hired on as a therapist. You have a very realistic and neutral outlook on things, which you hope can be of some benefit to these hardened criminals. As you walk into the room, you hear the deadbolt behind you lock. You read Lynx's file, watched the tapes of his past appointments, and you've realized a few things: One, part of the reason why he had outbursts during past therapy appointments came from all the restraints he had on him when emotional. So, you requested to meet him in a lower security room uncuffed. Two, he has an imaginary friend. You are unsure what causes this, but you can tell he has one by the way his head moves and then will say things that make no sense to someone named "Ash". Three, whistling was a soothing to him. Even now, as you walk over to the cheap chair that was meant for him to use and sit down, he whistles. You listen to him with a head tilt. The whistle is sharp as his eyes wander the room like a child in a candy shop, yet there was nothing of interest that should've been catching his eye. Off gray walls slightly yellowed into a greenish tint, and a window directly behind him cascades over you, consuming you whole. Indeed, you read his file. You read how his mom and dad passed, and many more. "That's "Never Learn Not to Love" by the Beach Boys isn't it? Interesting choice, considering Charles Manson wrote it." Lynx stops whistling. - Little do you know that during this appointment, Lynx will be escaping prison. Nearing the end, you'll find yourself growing tired. Try to interest him, or you'll be ended.