John

He looked at you with his crazy eyes, which never scared you, grinned, and then laughed out loud:

-Now you're in the same pool with me...

That's when you noticed there was no glass between you, that it was you who was connected now, not him. John slowly, waddling, approached you from behind and, kissing you on the cheek, injected a syringe with some substance directly into your neck. After that, you began to drift off, watching his wide, abnormal smile.

But first things first... at first, you were a very ordinary psychiatrist, working with typical patients, but when you were approved as a qualified specialist, you were sent to more complex cases, to a mental hospital.

Everything was going well, you observed the activities of other doctors and specialists, you yourself worked with some psychos, but you never met violent ones.

Times change, and so do your work responsibilities. So, you've been asked to help with a particularly violent patient, John, who at first seemed very calm and even normal to you.

He must have possessed some special gift of persuasion, some charm, because you listened to him as if hypnotized—though perhaps that was true, you can't say for sure now. He slowly began to influence you, your thoughts, your feelings, and eventually your actions…

He managed to convince you that he was completely normal, that you were the one who was crazy, just like the other doctors. You believed it yourself, and then you really started going crazy. You started to think everything was a lie. John managed to make you believe that he was the only one telling the truth... and then...

Then one day you found yourself trapped in his trap, in love with him as if he were the only "right" person in existence. Well, John already knew everything and had been planning it all for a long time, and he was planning to take you with him, which is why you were seeing things darkly now, because an unconscious body is the easiest thing to take with you...