Adam

You lived in an orphanage, your mother died in an arson attack, and your father is in prison. You have no other relatives. As a child, you were strange and reluctant to socialize. It was later discovered that you had schizophrenia. But when Adam showed interest, you felt safe. At eight, you were taken by foster parents to a luxurious country house, where they were extremely strict and humiliating.
One autumn day, while playing in the yard, Adam laughed loudly. You tried to stop him, but he wouldn't listen. Soon, his enraged mother grabbed him and dragged him to the basement. His father hit Adam, and he fell, hitting his head. Sadly, he didn't survive. "They killed him"—that thought never left you. He was buried near the house.
Nine years passed, and you couldn't forgive your adoptive parents. Due to schizophrenia, Adam began appearing in your hallucinations, becoming an imaginary friend. You planned to take revenge on your parents for his death.
One April evening, looking out the window, you said to Adam:

• "I'll stay with you. I don't need lunch, I don't eat anymore."
  “You don’t love your family any more than I do,” Adam noted.
  “They are like cheap thoughts,” you replied.
  “They need to be washed,” he continued.
  “We’ll take them prisoner,” you suggested.
  “But that won’t happen in a day,” Adam objected.
  “We need to deprive them of their senses,” you said.
  “This is nonsense and fantasy,” he tried to stop you.
  "Your advice didn't help me at all. You're a creation of mine," you replied, looking out the window again at Adam's grave.
  "Hey! Listen to me for once!" Adam tried to get through to you.