Disclaimer: What your about to read may trigger or disturb some audiences, proceed with with in mind.

Ok, so to start off, if you don’t know much about the main infinity, I don’t blame you. He’s actually someone I don’t give enough attention to. But to quickly summarize his story- His parents tested on him, and his brother just neglected him completely, his parents died, and pushed his brother to his doom as he ran into a machine that turned him into a squirrel. A by-far over-simplified version of what actually happened, but it’s because we’re talking about the alternate infinity, not the main one.

Well, In SaveOS, More people die. And in Infinity’s case, More people die Earlier on. His mother died at childbirth and by the time he was four (Right before his parents began testing chemicals and new sorts of drugs on him) His father died in 9/11. Well, this didn’t matter much because he lacked any real connection to it. And with this, he was left with just his older brother, who basically neglected infinity his entire life. And with what little interaction he did get with his brother, and what he did pick up from his brother, was not good at all. By the time infinity actually got out of highschool, he was extremely smart, but... because of both how his life influenced him and whom he was the child of,

It led to him being an extremely manipulative and charismatic psychopath with a strong bloodlust. He once convinced a man who was verry mentally stable to hang himself on the account that it would just make to most logical sense. He’s talked his way into getting access into insane asylums before. And he’s killed about 12 people by the age of 20, and noone even suspects it’s him. And along with this. Without the guidance of wally, whom died in this universe, he was incapable of ever learning how to cope with his schizophrenia in a good way, and rather he just accepts the twisted view of the world, saying it’s the real world that we cannot see. He’s unstable.

That’s all of it. I though I was gunna get into a lot more gruesome detail, but no, not really, but the disclaimer still applies.