He killed her, but says he loves her.

She's dead because you killed her. Yes. But you love her. Yes, I do. Do you think you understand what love is? Are you capable? I don't really know how to answer that question. And I'm not saying that to be difficult. To be difficult, but... It's not simple, so I can't just point at something and say that's love. I recognize it easily. And I feel that to me, this question is a no-brainer. This hurts. There is at least one thing he should be able to point at and say, "That's love." And that's the fact that I'm still here, supported him throughout this process. Because my feelings for him are very complex. But I can very easily say, "That's love." As they say, it's like asking a colorblind person to describe the color red. They can't do it. He can't describe love because he can't feel it. He doesn't feel anything. Lack of empathy for their victims is a classic psychopathic trait. Paris was able to coldly murder his sister just to punish his mother. Why did you have such anger towards I spent a lot of time feeling alone as a child. A lot of time feeling left out, not only by my peers, but also by my family. Every time he says, because I've heard him say that he felt alone or left out. I'm always amazed, like, where did that feeling come from? Because for the longest time, he was my only child. Life revolved around Paris. He was very loved by everybody. I was very present as a mother. How could he have felt that way? Because I remember his childhood completely different. But you had done this specifically in the end to cause your mother maximum. This has achieved your goal, which was to effectively mean your mother lost both her children at once. One to death, one to incarceration. When you saw her completely grief-stricken and utter... So I'm just curious whether the reality of what you hoped to achieve lived up to your expectation or hope. No. At did I ever feel like I had accomplished something or that I had... It's like we're talking about a completely different person. It's like you're asking me to try to climb inside someone else's head and peer through his eyes and catalog his thoughts. And I realize we're talking about myself. But it doesn't feel like we are. Is he the purest personification of a psychopath? He evidences many of the traits of really strong psychopaths. If you can kill your little sister in a really horrific way, then literally anybody can. And it would be a mistake to think that he's going to age out of his propensity for manipulation or crime. Psychopaths are in a class by themselves.