Topic > Serial Killers by Andrew Heinel: The Root of All Evil

A good example is after the merchant makes a deal with the dwarf and goes home to do his deed. His Son's Reaction “But as he approached the house, his little boy was so happy to see him that he crawled up behind him, grabbed his legs tightly, looked into his face, and laughed” (Brothers Grimm 1) . This shows the love he has for his father at the beginning of the story. As Heinel grew up, he continued to love and care for his father. Even after Heinel finds out that his father sold him the dwarf; He remains positive and says, 'Father, give yourself very little trouble about it; I will be too much for the little man” (Brothers Grimm 2). Trying to give him further hope even after finding the news. Although Heinel shows courage and understanding in this situation, he also feels disappointed. This is the first impactful event in Heinel's life that will ultimately make him the monster he is