After several days, of necessary procedures, of detox and medical treatment, one Dr. Jonathan Crane is delivered, in full restraints, to Arkham Asylum. While many of the max security patients have made their escape, this one hasn't even been held captive for long enough to be placed in max security. Here he is, if they can keep hold of him
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So, once he's heard that Jonathan is situated in his cell, he'll arrange to have him taken to a therapy room. Why not get this started as quickly as possible?
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Giles is going to try to figure out how Jonathan's brain works. To figure out what to try to pump into it to get it to work a 'functional in society' way. Hopefully. He comes in with a copy of the file he was given in a plain manila folder. No pens, no notebooks.
"Dr. Crane." As if there's a chance Giles has the wrong room. "My name is Dr. Giles." And you can guess why he's here...
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"Hello, Dr. Giles," he says, after a brief pause, a break in eye contact. "How are you doing, this afternoon?"
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Giles is sure Crane would either lie or simply refuse to do the test, but the conversation it may start is much more interesting.
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Giles sits, but isn't going to comment on all that has or hasn't happened to him and why he's gotten through it 'well'. "For my qualifications, I attended Oxford University and received Ph.D.'s in Medical Psychology and Behavioral Medicine, followed by a Doctorate in Psychiatry." Giles might be listing this off like he's in a jon interview. And watching Crane avoid eye contact. "I worked at Broadmoor Hospital for nearly fifteen years, and spent the last four years there heading The Paddock Centre."
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"Are you enjoying your work? I know this is quite the challenging job environment."
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