Leaving the tea party...
Jervis has been patient. He has been taking his medication, he has been behaving, and his stay in Arkham has been nicer than it began. He was moved from maximum security. He was allowed greater access to the library and the comforts of a more home-like room. A window to look out of and chances to walk outside on the grounds. It is still not the same as freedom. After so long, he wants to go home. He wants to go back to his normal life.
This has been a regular point of discussion in his therapy for a while now, and it has finally earned him a hearing. A test of his current mental stability to see if he is truly ready to return to life outside. He will have to be monitored and they will assure he keeps up with his medicine. He realizes that. He is still very happy and eager for a chance to prove himself when the day comes. He's led to a conference room and a guard keeps watch over him as he waits for the doctor who will interview him.
This has been a regular point of discussion in his therapy for a while now, and it has finally earned him a hearing. A test of his current mental stability to see if he is truly ready to return to life outside. He will have to be monitored and they will assure he keeps up with his medicine. He realizes that. He is still very happy and eager for a chance to prove himself when the day comes. He's led to a conference room and a guard keeps watch over him as he waits for the doctor who will interview him.