The Orphanage Chapter 6

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This was his lot in life, being chased and harried by the bigger children and it was for no reason for other than that they could.

He possessed nothing of value, only the clothes on his back. Illya always tried to make himself scarce as one never knew from which direction they would come.

Fear of sexual abuse and rape were foremost in his mind, death took a backseat to such things. Fear of death was driven from him while in the concentration camp.  His cold, fatalistic tendencies were born there, staring at death on a daily basis did that.

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I like the roots you suggest about Illya's "cold, fatalistic tendencies", the boy who holds his ground.