GypsyBard
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His chances of survival are actually really good. Prison is not like you see on TV. Will be bad if they are super max typically but others are basically a really crappy hotel.What do you think his chances of survival will be in wherever he's going? He's a pudgy, sickly, delusional, stupid troon, not a hulking, intimidating psycho, even women could take care of him if he ends up in the female section. He's a walking heart attack. He can get stabbed, beaten to death or worse. Remember Hannibal Lecter manipulating Multiple Miggs into swallowing his own tongue? That isn't too far off since something like this could've happened with Bella Janke. Edmund Kemper (who is scarier than book or film Lecter because he combines his 145 IQ with towering height and enormous strength) told in an interview that he shared a prison block with the short, dumb and thoroughly annoying Herbert Mullin, another serial killer. The other inmates were constantly humiliating and catcalling Mullin and he retaliated with singing badly when they were watching TV. The guards were expecting a bloodbath. Kemper trained Mullin to behave with water and peanuts like a fucking puppy. Imagine what someone like him could do to Chris if he wasn't a model inmate/prisoner.
prisons are a business. If a prison is extremely violent with deaths and mutilations going on behind bars they will lose money and possibly have investigations. So it is in the prison's best interest to make sure even someone like Chris makes it out alive.
If Chris were to go to prison it would most likely be minimum security and he would probably be put into protective custody. If he is put into general population and other inmates start screwing with him then he gets a one way ticket to protective custody.
If Chris ends up in a mental asylum however his chances of survival are really good. Even better than if he was in a minimum security prison. Even better than if you was at home. A hospitals whole job is to make sure people are healthy. And say what you want about Chris but he is extremely adaptable over time. If you or me found out we would spend the rest of our lives in in asylum we would probably kill ourselves or at least try to. Chris on the other hand will be depressed at first but eventually adapt to the situation happily taking his meds and going to draw with crayons.
Now if Chris gets out and put into the general population there's basically two options. The first one is Chris gets sent to a group home in which case his monthly tugboat goes to them he gets a very small allowance and his needs are met. The second option is he gets dumped out onto the street or a halfway house in which case eventually he will get dumped out onto the street. If that happens we will have Chris a man with no survival skills whatsoever all of a sudden in charge of every one of his needs without anyone to help him. Before if you spent all of his money on something he would still have his needs met because his mother would go shopping so he would have food water toiletries magically provided to him. If Chris becomes homeless you will have to fend for that stuff himself. This truly is the worst thing that could possibly happen to Chris.
So basically if Chris ever does get released I think at least his time inside either an asylum or jail or even prison will be easily survivable in comparison to being thrown out on the street