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Blake Plymouth
Parent of Carey, who reflects on their difficult parenting journey.
Carey's Birth
Carey was a difficult child from birth, with an 18-hour labor.
Family Camping Trips
Blake and ex-partner Terry enjoyed outdoor activities with Carey, who was particularly fascinated by fire.
Behavior Changes
Around age four, Carey began exhibiting troubling behavior, including disturbing comments about their puppy, Muffin.
Terry's Departure
Terry left due to increasing frustration with Carey's behavior, leading to Blake becoming a single parent.
Carey's Arson Incidents
Carey's obsession with fire escalated, leading to multiple incidents, including setting tennis balls on fire.
Police Involvement
The police intervened after Carey was found lighting tennis balls on fire, leading to a warning for Blake.
Muffin's Death
Carey's actions resulted in the death of their puppy, Muffin, which marked a turning point in Blake's perception of Carey.
Court Proceedings
Carey was tried for arson and sentenced to anger management classes, which were ineffective.
Carey's Imprisonment
Carey was sentenced to five to ten years in prison for first-degree arson, allowing Blake to rebuild their life.
2nd Start Program
After release, Carey participated in a rehabilitation program that seemed to help her/him change.
Relationship Strain
Blake's new partner, Pat, struggled to accept Carey due to past actions, causing tension in their relationship.
Relapse Signs
Carey began showing signs of distress and potential relapse, worrying Blake about her/his mental state.
July 4th Fire
Carey was suspected of starting a fire at the Packard plant, echoing past destructive behavior.
Blake's Realization
Blake believes Carey is still a danger and needs to be locked up permanently, viewing her/him as a monster.
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