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:: Warnings: Implied murder(?)
Why do I picture this? I just do. Idk.

I imagine that when Raimonds was taken in by Viktor as a baby, the one person he got close to was Franciszek.

Sure, he was close with the others too, but he especially loved Franciszek.

If he was crying or wouldn't calm down, Franciszek was the only one who could really soothe him, or really just get him to do anything (like eating, for example).

Raimonds would throw a fit anybody took him from Franciszek, and he wouldn't stop until he was held again by the blonde.

This is because he reminds Raimonds of his own mother, and since he's a baby, he can't differentiate between who is who that well (besides the fact that Franciszek's voice sounds much different than hers).

The night he lost his mother, he could hear her screams and cries of terror as she was killed; he could sense her distress and anxiety. This sent him into a frenzy, and after that, he never heard her voice again, no matter how much he cried.

For a while, he's a baby who is confusing. He almost seems emotionless, as if he doesn't care about anything anymore. Anytime someone tries to feed him, he refuses to eat; if he's put down to sleep, he starts to throw a fit. They didn't understand.

Until Franciszek gives it a try.

Like his mother, Franciszek had blonde hair and dark eyes (though, his father was the one with green eyes, and his mother's were more of a golden brown color). While his voice was much different, Rai couldn't help but feel soothed whenever he'd talk to the baby.

And so, Raimonds almost immediately got attached.

Bonus
Another thing I imagine is he learns the word 'mama', and he starts to call Franciszek that, since he somewhat believes that he is his mother.

While everybody else just gets called 'big brother/sister', Franciszek gets the special treatment.