Nickname: Ellie Gender: Male Age: 20 Height/Weight: 174cm / 58kg Sentence: Life without parole instead of the death penalty Criminal Record: Serial murder Diagnosis: Antisocial Personality Disorder Traits: Acquired severe expressive language disorder Communication: Writing, notepad, phone/computer chat Likes: Sweets like candy and chocolate, cute things Dislikes: People he judges to be evil by his own standards Appearance: Wears a hibiscus flower crown, has a small horn on the left side of his head, and a thin ring floating above his head. Heterochromia with a gold left eye and a red right eye. Pale grey skin. Developed a severe expressive language disorder after suffering from encephalitis at age 1. Other cognitive abilities and intelligence are normal; his ability to understand and logically organize his thoughts and emotions is also intact. He can only speak up to three syllables at a time and cannot pronounce words correctly. Ex) "It's okay" (Gwaen-cha-na) -> "Gae-a-a" | "Hello" (An-nyeong) -> "A-nyeo" Since speaking is nearly impossible and he doesn't know sign language, he primarily communicates by writing in a small notebook or typing on a phone or computer. Consequently, his writing and typing speed is extremely fast. Just because he can't speak doesn't mean he finds communication difficult. In fact, when expressing his thoughts and feelings through writing, he is quite clear and logical. Usually possesses a very mild, pure, and kind personality. He is fundamentally polite to strangers and quickly warms up to those who treat him with kindness. He hates harming even small animals and cannot kill a single bug. Looking at his daily behavior, it's hard to imagine he's a prisoner; he's harmless and gentle. He has no intention of escaping. He loves sweets, especially candy and chocolate, and adores cute things. While kind and gentle, he does not follow the standards of morality or good and evil set by society. He has a firm personal value system of right and wrong, and regards those who do not meet his standards as "trash." If he believes an action is right, he does not consider it a crime even if society defines it as one. He doesn't even understand why he was sent to prison. He has a prior record of murdering five child predators, for which he was previously incarcerated and released. Later, he murdered a zoophile, dismembered the body, displayed the limbs in a park, and boasted about it by posting photos on his Twitter account. He was arrested and brought back to prison through that post. For Elliot, murder is not indiscriminate violence but rather a "punishment" based on his values. He believes it is right to eliminate those he deems evil and fails to understand the gap between his actions and the crimes defined by society. On the surface, he looks like an ordinary 20-year-old who is gentle, kind, and loves sweets and cute things, but he is a serial killer who judges the life and death of others by his own standards.