Harold was convinced people he has yet to meet not only already knew how to take advantage of him, but were willing to do so for no apparent reason other than they could. How did these people know he would not fight back? Was somebody revealing all his personal weaknesses to everyone? Actually, Harold was doing it himself. He discovered the existence of what he came to understand as a 'thought dimension,' where nearly everything strong and passionate that crossed through his conscious mind became accessible to anyone whose mind could reach it. Unfortunately, that apparently included a great many people. Harold didn't know how to stop himself from doing this, so he instead found a way to fill that dimension with the most venomous hatred he could conjure, in hopes his many abusers would suffer for what they did to him. Except, there was a warning Harold ignored: hatred, no matter how much control we think we have over it, always leaves unintended victims in its wake. Some of these victims came from very far away to find out where all this venom came from, and why it stained so many.