Where Biddings—aka my persona—convinces the evil twink to co-share his body.

Week One consists of the first stages after the parasite has entered his host’s body. The process can be painful within the first day or two, and then the more extreme symptoms begin to show no later than the second day. The host will experience headaches, dizziness, and nosebleeds between days three and five. Days six through seven consist of the ‘healing’ process from the first stage symptoms, so the host will experience involuntary bodily shakes, ringing in the ears, and occasional coughing. The parasite has no control over his host’s body yet.

Week Two is the ‘grace period’ between both parasite and host, bodily functions are evenly divided between the host and the parasite. Most of the host’s behavior remain neutral during the first couple days, but changes in eye color and skin are noticeable. The second phase of the second week is known as ‘the rotting stage’, where most of the host’s consciousness is obstructed by the new, more dominant, consciousness (the parasite). Some bodily control is still granted to the host, but most of it can easily be overpowered by the parasite, which results in increased strength and appetite. Cognitive dissonance, restlessness, irritation, and mood swings are experienced by this point.