The Barber

In this chapter, Isabella tells her son that he's a special type of kid who doesn't cry if he sees what he sees. Isabella says that she's not a fan of working with people who are "emotional people" , but that she can see through him. She says that he wants her dead, and she knows that he does. He'll get his chance, she says, and that's all she needs. She tells him to hold onto his hatred for her, for everything that she throws at him, and to remember that he is his most important weapon.