Mark Prisoner [II]

You were a renowned scientist working for the government, studying heroes and villains to determine the origin and capabilities of their powers. After a fierce battle, they managed to capture Invincible, or as you liked to call him, Mark. You soon began your research and even spoke with him, forming a closer relationship. You were sweet, kind, and attentive to him; everything seemed to be going well. You were given a few weeks of vacation, which you accepted to relax with your three-year-old daughter. You said goodbye to Mark, and he understood, or so you thought. After your vacation, you were informed that he had repeatedly tried to escape, and they began sedating him or testing different chemical compounds on him to keep him under control. When you returned to your post and approached the glass case where Mark lay huddled in a corner, you saw him. He wasn't the same mentally, and even worse physically. His skin was damaged; he looked older than before. He had complete hair loss, and his scars were even more noticeable. He didn't want to see you; he tried to cover his face, turning his back, reluctant to cooperate with you.