Verge

Verge whose true name is Virgil, based on the real life of the same name. Is an important supporting character in the 2018 psychological horror art film, The House that Jack Built. 
 
He is a mysterious figure that conversates with dead wrongdoers before guiding them towards hell. He acts as spiritual partner for Jack and discusses with him about his evil actions and the philosophical repercussions surrounding them. 
==Appearance== 
Verge appears to be an older, fair skinned man of relatively small height. He has short, receded and rough grey hair along with grey eyes. His face is weary with numerous wrinkles along his forehead, chin and cheeks. 
His clothing is noticeably black, wearing a sophisticated black button up suit and tie, with a white blouse under it. He also wears a large black jacket whenever he is seen. 
==Personality==
Verge sees the world in terms of reason, knowledge, learning, and storing up information. He looks at life that it's about having insights, learning about things, and seeing how everything fits together. As a result, he tends to be highly conceptual and philosophical. Verge also appears to be rather introverted and has created his own intellectual world where his metaphorical ideas can function and feel ideal. Yet his mentally alert, curious and searching nature makes it that he is also open minded towards different perspectives and mindsets. Causing him to be comfortable with talking to Jack despite being a depraved serial killer. This shows that although Verge compartmentalized his morals and his think-pieces into one, he's capable of detaching from his personal values to push his curiosity to its limits. 
==Story==
===Past===
===The House that Jack Built===
Verge was first chronologically seen only moments when Jack was killed by the police in his warehouse. He calls out for Jack just before he was about to kill numerous people. He walks towards a large empty room, turns on the light and sees Verge sitting on a chair in the corner of the room. Jack asks him who he is and what his intentions are, Verge responds that it was actually Jack who subconsciously called him here and that he has already witnessed many of Jack’s Crimes. Verge states that he isn’t planning on trying to stop him, but simply asks him, what happened to Jack’s dream of building a house. Jack claims that although he attempted it, he, “didn’t get very far.” Verge is capable of making Jack to try and build a new house, only now with a new form of “material”. Jack grabs some wire and uses all of the corpses that he stored away as the build blocks for his new house. After it is finished, Verge congratulates him and asks Jack to follow him into the house. The police begin breaking into the room they are in, prompting Jack to follow Verge into a mysterious large hole in the middle of the floor within the house.
Having now entered hell, Jack stands on a pool of water in a place that is mostly darkness. He asks Verge if he is allowed to talk on their trip. Verge claims that many people have felt the need to suddenly confess while they are being led by him towards their damnation. He does however allow Jack to talk but claims that he will probably not hear something he hasn’t already heard before. 
Jack decides to retell his 12 year killing spree in 5 isolated stories of murders that he committed, which Jack refers to as "incidents". In the first incident, Jack tells the story of his first murder.
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