CHAOS OF THE SANE
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"Perfectly sane, frighteningly normal, and yet capable of extraordinary violence."
Death runs in the family and at the home of 22nd Dorset street. Dying at a young age always seemed to be expected of them especially for his older brother.
A gruesome murder preformed right before it's eyes leaving it broken, a monster of it's former self. The grief and the hatred fuels it to commit those same vile acts, as it spirals into a never ending and unforgiving chaos.
The blood drips from the wounds of it's victims; of its unforgiving acts, as it hits the floor, like that of a rain drop. This is the chaos of Emerson Bennett. (Barrett)
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