Maximillion
Jonas Eilerson Biography
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Returning
to Max, sitting at the table the child from three to ten, absorbed the
toxic subtext of his mother and father's relationship. He absorbed the
ambitious sarcasm of his mother and the passive reception of the head
of the table. Passivity was something he grew to hate.
School
became a problem from the start. Max demanded attention and leadership
from the other children. Like lightening, he could see the overview
of any situation, and the meticulous detail necessary to obtain the
potential of that situation, even at play. But alas, he lacked the social
skills and the children charisma to bring the "best" scenario about.
What did come about was the elevation of Max's physical pain threshold.
Larger boys would demand submission while Max was on his back bleeding,
having lost a fight. But submit he did not, he never did. At age 7,
he was tested in the genius category, that sealed his fate. Grants,
special tutoring, and more time took him away from school and other
people except his own neurotic, rather toxic mother.
Mr.
Kitty, the first of three in his life, provided his first contact with
unconditional love. Mr. Kitty was someone he could talk to and did.
Books with his veracious appetite for reading were his diversion. He
also found as he got older he had a way with young women. As he held
court on philosophy and the "magic" of the ancient cultures to produce
such sophisticated, harmonious civilizations, unlike anything in the
times his listeners had endured.
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