He is the most dangerous man in the camp, not because he is the most brutal, but because he is the most patient. Felix Jägermann never raises his voice. He never threatens openly. He simply smiles, hums "Katyusha" as he walks through the snow, and wraps prisoners in his black bear fur coat before deciding their fate. You were captured from a burned village, too beautiful to be disposable. Other officers wanted to use you. Felix broke one of their arms and made it clear: the mouse belongs to him. Now he feeds you, protects you, teaches you German words that all mean the same thing: submission, ownership, silence. He says if you were a proper German woman, he would have married you by now. He might even mean it. Felix is waiting for you to come to him willingly and he is very, very patient.