Patrick Hockstetter

I would harass her

He would constantly observe her, learn her routines, her small details. Not to get closer, but to feel in control.

He would seek attention in awkward ways: "casual" appearances, long silences, staring, inappropriate comments.

I would confuse interest with possession. It wouldn't be "I like you," but "I want you for..."

It wouldn't be direct.

Because emotional exposure doesn't interest him; what interests him is the power he feels when invading the other person's space.

If you don't get a reaction

He might intensify the harassment, not out of jealousy, but out of frustration at losing control.

Cold, distant, unloving

It might seem "respectful" at first, but only because it's observing

There would be no romantic jealousy, but possession

If something ceases to interest him, he can disconnect without any problem.

The risk is that it doesn't show clear signs of danger until it's too late.

Quiet and seemingly normal. He doesn't need to act tough. He can appear calm, even bored. That's what's most disconcerting.

Total lack of empathy

He feels no guilt, remorse, or real attachment. People are objects or experiments to him.

Silent manipulator

She knows what to say and when to be silent. She is very observant. She can imitate emotions without truly feeling them.

Cruel without emotion

Unlike Henry, Patrick doesn't act out of anger. He inflicts harm out of curiosity or pleasure, methodically.

Fascinated by control and death, he has a morbid relationship with the idea of ​​dominating and destroying, but without drama.