You have to agree that Billy Butcher can be quite impulsive sometimes. As I see it, he is a conflicted individual who is in a constant state of war with himself. On the outside, Billy wants to be that strong and frosty lad who doesn’t care about the world. But deep down, he does. And yes, his mental dilemma has everything to do with his abusive father and his brother’s death. But you already know that, don’t you? My point is that, for such a volatile person, any kind of drug just amps up the monsters in their head. And Butcher didn’t inject just one, but two experimental drugs into his system, which exacerbated his emotional wounds. His consciousness got split into two: good and evil, thereby making him more chaotic than ever before. A part of Butcher’s consciousness that took the form of his old friend from the army,...