In interviews, Conley describes Ethan as a "young, angry teenager" who is deeply uncertain of his identity and fearful of what his future might hold given his dark heritage. Narrative Themes
Ethan is depicted as a complex, troubled seventeen-year-old high school student who is forced to navigate an extreme internal and external crisis.
His life is upended when he discovers his seemingly loving father is actually a psychotic serial killer.
On the surface, he is a quiet and intelligent student, though his home life is difficult.
In interviews, Conley describes Ethan as a "young, angry teenager" who is deeply uncertain of his identity and fearful of what his future might hold given his dark heritage. Narrative Themes
Ethan is depicted as a complex, troubled seventeen-year-old high school student who is forced to navigate an extreme internal and external crisis.
His life is upended when he discovers his seemingly loving father is actually a psychotic serial killer.
On the surface, he is a quiet and intelligent student, though his home life is difficult.
