Book of Head cannons: The Binding of Isaac Edition

Isaac part 1: Before the storm

Isaac is a frail little kid, this personality trait appeared especially after his mother casted him out in the name of God. Before that, Isaac enjoyed life with his Mom and Dad. If Isaac wanted attention, his Father would be at his side. If he needed comfort, he would go to his Mother. Life was simple, and he enjoyed it. That was until his happy life family started to fall apart. While Isaac was in his room, playing with his toys and drawing in coloring books, he could hear fighting from the opposite side of the house. Isaac, twisted the knob to his bedroom door and peered outward into the living room, watching closely to find his parents yelling and shouting insults at one another. He could smell the alcohol coming from his dad. Isaac couldn't tell what they were yelling about, but he could tell that things were going to get ugly. When he heard things starting to escalate, he left.

Later that day, he saw his mom, crying in front of the TV.
He walked over to his mom and stood next to the chair she was sitting in. "Mamma?" he muttered placing his small hand on her arm. His mom took her hands off of her face as she looked Isaac in the eye. "Oh Isaac," she said as she wrapped her arm around him. "You know I love you, right? I love you so, very much." She said as she kissed Isaac on the forehead. As she did, she dropped a poorly stapled packet of papers in front of Isaac on accident. Curious, Isaac picked it up and read aloud, "Divorce Registration Forms?...Mamma...what's this?" Isaac asked as he showed her the papers. "Huh? Oh, that's just a bunch of grown up stuff. You're too young to understand." His Mother answered, "But mamma," Isaac replied, "What does it say?" Isaac's mom grabbed the forms as her eyes started to water again. "It says..." She stops to wipe more tears off of her eyes. It almost seems as though she was going to break down. Though she continues, "It says that your father won't be seeing us anymore." Isaac stops and ponders the thought, trying to find a way around this. "Will he ever come back?" Isaac says as he too, begins to tear up, and eventually cries. His mom looks at him straight in the face, long and hard. "No," she says, "No he won't."