It depends. Chris doesn't live in this world in any capacity other than physical. His mind lives in his own fantasy world, and the only use he has for the real world is to have physical manifestations of his imaginary one via his toys and his drawings.

Chandler was sworn in to summarize a plan she had for bond, however didn’t appear to address that and instead asked the court to allow her to go pick up personal possessions and would be “willing to proceed with everything if I can get that done.”

Chris doesn't even care about getting out of jail, he just wants his toys. His totems for his fantasy world.

The question now is, how is he going to psychologically deal with being denied access to these things for a prolonged period? It could break him, in wich case, we may see the ugly side of Chris as we saw when he last encountered a physical disruption to his fantasy world in the form of Sonic's blue arms.

But there's the possibility that he retreats deeper. Prolonged seperation from his totems might instead push him internalize his fantasies and continue them without the need for external objects. If his happens, Chris might find himself relatively content in prison.

At least until he gets his jaw broken for being a faggot.