Tim woke slowly, he was not a morning person and the bright lights buzzing above his head were not helping him get his much needed rest. Cracking one eye open he surveyed the scene around him. He wasn't in his room anymore. Soft white walls reflected the harsh florescent lights above him, a tiny barred window demeaningly showed the sky outside
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*He twists around to try and look behind him, as if he could magically see her through the wall.*
The hell? What is going on?
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How the fuck am I supposed to know, I'm--
[ A metallic noise, similar to, oh say, angry pulling on wrist restraints. ]
--a little tied up here.
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Didn't we already have this event? Fucking A..
*Have some assorted scuffling noises while he tries to twist out of the restraints.*
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Well, he hasn't faltered in the sessions yet and he's not about to just because the patient is angry. Someone somewhere is probably watching and marking him on this.
Alex steps into the room in fairly normal clothes, and without an off-putting clipboard or notebook, because patient-doctor rapport is an important and sometimes fragile thing. But don't think he doesn't have a way of recording the conversation, because he is after all your psychiatrist.
"Hi, Tim."
He says it levelly. Then he smiles.
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The hell is going on? Get me the fuck out of here!"
While he won't win any patient of the year awards he's not actively thrashing around anymore. So thats a bonus. However his current state of calm is based entirely on the fact that he thinks his sorta-friend Alex has come to rescue him. Not come to tell him how crazy he is.
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No, that's a bit too pessimistic. The guy responded to 'Tim', after all. Alex'll find out what his question was about.
"Therapy is what's going on."
He closes the door.
"Your ribs feeling any better?"
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You're a therapist?
You?
*Don't mind him. He thinks this is uproariously funny. Funnier than it really is. His insane laughter has a decidedly hopeless ring to it.*
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