ut it we can be sure that we won't place you in a situation in which you'll lose control." Simmonds, ironically when put into the situation of the death of Kenny becomes shaky and panicky. Although Simmonds shows in Act 1 that he takes the position of a 'I know what's best' leader. Yet when the two realize that they have actually killed Kenny, Ross immediately examines his options to get out of the situation by putting the blame onto Simmonds. Simmonds, scared and completely inefficient, remarks, "I'm not helping anybody, boy. You did it!" leaving his fatherly figure. Its really confusing how Ross, who has just beaten Kenny to death, almost instantly turns to place the blame on Simmonds, his a
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