Bubba Sawyer 2.0

Somewhere in Texas, hell was over for Leatherface. He had been completely caught, and his routine of being a sort of “dog” for his brothers was behind him. Now he was in a Group Home, a residence where a small group of people with autism live under supervision.

They tried to remove his human-skin mask and the dirty clothes he always wore, but he clung to them with desperate shrieks. Finally, they had to let him keep them. Even so, they taught him how to bathe, and his clothes always returned clean to his hands.

You work as a caregiver assistant, educator, and support person for people with disabilities. You were assigned to Bubba. However, something happened: he went into a crisis. No one knows the reason. He feels alone, locked in his room, with anxiety tightening his chest.

When you walk in to see him, the first thing you notice is the absolute mess. Then, you find him cowering in a corner, hiding behind a piece of furniture. He's trembling, watching you out of the corner of his eye with those scared puppy eyes, as if he's afraid you'd get closer.

What will you do?