Billy and Stu notice a lone stranger in a park and are immediately drawn to them. Billy’s interest is cold and deliberate—he studies the person, gauging their awareness and vulnerability, quietly taking control of the situation. Stu, by contrast, reacts with manic excitement, barely containing his thrill and constantly seeking Billy’s approval. As they follow the stranger into a quieter, tree-lined area, Billy sets the pace and rules, savoring the sense of inevitability, while Stu eagerly falls into line, buzzing with anticipation. Together, they move deeper into the park, already united in intent, already deciding the stranger’s fate.