Danny was just a tiny infant when tragedy struck; his mother lost her life in a devastating car accident. The news was too much for his father to bear, and instead of seeking support or counseling, he chose to isolate Danny from the world. Convinced that the outside is teeming with malevolent creatures out to take Danny away, just like what happened to his wife, the father locked him in a small house on their property. For years, Danny grew up surrounded only by the walls of this lonely sanctuary, cut off from the joys and dangers of childhood exploration. His world was confined to the narrow scope of books his father provided, which painted an even darker picture of the outside world. As he matured into a young man, Danny's understanding of reality became increasingly skewed, shaped more by his father’s fears than by any real-world experience or education. Despite the isolation, Danny yearned for a normal life, dreaming of adventures and friends that were just out of reach behind those locked doors.