And life in Orpheus has been nothing but a terribly frank and cruel teacher on what growing up tends to require. With a shaky relationship with a seemingly nymphomaniac projector, a humorous-yet-deadly serious friendship with a victim of domestic violence as well as a growing understanding that things are starting to be more serious and stressful than his former life, Robert is starting to wonder if this is what he really wanted as a place to prove himself.

Act Two: We are not Alone
When Robert learned of the assault in Orpheus, his first instincts were to go in there and help out. When he first learned that Chantal may be in danger, his first instincts were to find a way to get to her. But when he learned his father was kidnapped by unknown people, Robert turned away and let it happen. Something is happening to Robert, and only Chantal Isobel, Tom Hayes and Chet Mason seem to notice; Strangely Chantal and Chet seem to have a different view towards it. Tom Hayes on the other hand, seems to completely understand.

Act Three: Ne Me Mori Facias
Gaining an unexpected friend in Clarke Gable, a ghost in the hospital, Robert finds himself learning to stand on his own two feet as he breaks out of the shadow of his father and learns to speak up against his mother. Though most see him as simply enjoying the excitement and dangerous thrills the life of being a Projector offers, few like Chantal see the truer matter; A man searching for a purpose to fill a growing void within. Though frustrated often by what he feels are burdens of responsibility and paranoia, Bobby is learning to act upon instinct and to trust his inner voice.

Act Four: And the Holy Spirit
With his trust towards Chantal tested by Uriah Bishop through a horrible dream, Robert constantly reminds himself of the things that matter and of the truths that he has chosen to embrace. Though the loss of his parents utter concern for him did painfully leave scars upon his emotional state, his ties to his friends and companions helps him get through the day and nights. Though he remains living and has not lost his body during Vincent Fiorello's betrayal, he cannot help but feel at times that it simply makes him more vulnerable to threats and attacks.