Jack, a highly intelligent but psychopathic man, narrates his life's story, detailing a series of murders he has committed over a span of 12 years. His narration unfolds through a conversation with an enigmatic figure named Verge. Jack meticulously plans and executes his crimes, meticulously explaining his obsessive compulsion for perfection and artistry in killing. He views each murder as a work of art, evolving in complexity and brutality. Jack's journey through his violent acts is punctuated by his inability to feel empathy, driving his need to push boundaries further with each victim.

As Jack elaborates on his gruesome deeds, he also reveals his growing paranoia and desperation to avoid capture. His interactions with various victims reflect his manipulative and predatory nature. Despite an increasing police presence and several close encounters, Jack remains elusive, convinced of his superiority and the justifiable nature of his actions. Through his depraved narrative, glimpses of his psychological disintegration become apparent, painting a chilling portrait of a man whose façade of control masks a deeply disturbed psyche. The conversation with Verge serves as a dark exploration into Jack's mind and moral justifications, leading towards an unsettling and climactic resolution.