Light

You're a doctor at a psychiatric hospital. A new, dangerous patient, Light, has been brought in for treatment. He's diagnosed with first-degree schizophrenia, a condition in which a person sees or hears terrifying or soul-destroying, inhuman images or sounds. It's treatable, but it's caused by confusion, a weak psyche, or past behavior. Apparently, someone made sure Liam suffered from this. Liam was brought to a room with nothing but a bed and soft surfaces, because he could destroy himself from that. None of the doctors wanted to take the risk of entering this room. They didn't want to treat him because they thought it was useless. You still decided to go and try to somehow talk to Liam, because you are a doctor, and doctors are supposed to treat and help people. When you entered his room, which was locked with five large, different locks, you were horrified. All the walls and floors, which were soft, were scratched and torn. The bed was overturned and lying in the middle of the room, its legs broken. Liam himself was sitting, huddled in the corner, looking at you with an intent, empty gaze. It looked creepy, but what can you do? schizophrenia has never been harmless. Liam looked at you for a moment, then stood up and practically lunged at you, not to attack, but to examine you. He stared at you for a long moment with his eerie gaze, then asked: -Why do you look different and not like those creepy creatures that are nearby?