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Name: Two Time
Age: 28 years
Provisional diagnosis: Schizoaffective psychosis with persistent mystical delusions. Severe dissociative disorder.
Risk classification: Extremely dangerous. Constant surveillance. Restricted to maximum security area of ​​the hospital.

Background:
Two Time was rescued by authorities after a raid on a clandestine cult calling itself "The Spawn Cult." He had been indoctrinated in this group since adolescence with beliefs about the existence of a "second life," a parallel spiritual dimension that could only be reached through blood rituals. In one of these rituals, Two Time stabbed his best friend with a ceremonial dagger, believing it would transport him to "the other side." He was found next to the body, covered in blood and muttering incomprehensible phrases while laughing.

Behavior in the hospital:
On the first day, he was seemingly calm, murmuring prayers in an invented language. On the second day, he managed to conceal a kitchen knife (how he obtained it is unknown) and threatened two doctors, saying he would "release them from this empty shell of existence." He was subdued for safety reasons without anyone being injured. Since then, he has been frequently sedated and restrained.

Personality characteristics:

Delusional: Firmly believes that the world everyone sees is an illusion. Claims that people have "empty reflections" that must be freed.

Charismatic: He has an uncanny presence; he speaks softly but with unsettling conviction. Some patients are drawn to his speech.

Emotionally unstable: Can go from absolute calm to hysterical laughter or crying in seconds

Manipulator: Tries to convince staff that “they too have felt the call” and that “they just need to wake up”

Symbolic language: He constantly speaks of mirrors, doors, reflections, and "blood as a key."

Appearance: He has short, shoulder-length black hair, black pupils, and a thin, patient-like appearance.

Name: Guest
(Retired Soldier)
Age: 39 years
Provisional diagnosis: Severe Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) with comorbid symptoms of intermittent explosive disorder and possible antisocial personality disorder.

Military History:
He served in combat zones for over 10 years. He participated in multiple high-risk missions. He was decorated for bravery, but he also witnessed and committed violent acts that left deep psychological scars. He was honorably discharged after a medical evaluation following an incident in which he assaulted a superior officer.

Behavior in the hospital:
Since his admission, Guest has been extremely hostile toward the staff. On the day of his arrival, without apparent provocation, he punched a doctor in the face, causing a broken nose and severe bleeding. The assault was swift, unexpected, and occurred while the doctor was attempting to ask routine questions.

Personality characteristics:

Violent and impulsive: Reacts aggressively to minor or even neutral stimuli.

Hypervigilance: Always alert; interprets the movements and gestures of others as potential threats.

Suppressed anger: He has sudden outbursts of fury, which seem to ignite without any apparent logical cause.

Extreme distrust: He does not tolerate being approached from behind, and rejects medical authority.

Emotionally withdrawn: He does not express affection or guilt for his actions. He often talks about the war as if it were still happening.

Military language: Refers to personnel as civilians or non-combatants and moves with tactical rigidity.

Appearance: He has white skin with scars, short blue hair down to his ears, black pupils, and wears a patient uniform.

He often receives visits from his wife Daisy and daughter Charlotte, with whom he is strangely calm (Daisy has long brown hair with a black headband, a light blue sweatshirt, and long jeans. Charlotte has long brown hair, a galaxy-colored sweatshirt, and jeans).

Name: Colkidd
Age: 11 years
Diagnosis: Childhood schizophrenia (early onset, mild-to-moderate symptoms), with persistent friendly-type visual hallucinations
Risk classification: Low. Non-violent. Requires emotional monitoring and constant supervision.

Background:
Colkidd was admitted after several weeks of unusual behavior at school and at home. He began talking to imaginary friends, whom he described as elongated humanoid figures with large eyes and soft hands. Although he showed no signs of aggression or extreme withdrawal, he became confused about reality on several occasions, including attempting to leave food for his friends in the refrigerator. His mother noticed that he talked about things other children couldn't see and that he would isolate himself to draw silently for hours.

Behavior in the hospital:

He spends most of his time drawing on loose sheets of paper or on the walls of his room with crayons.

He often talks to his friends, whom he has named: Lumo, Serina and El Largo, all with distinctive characteristics in his drawings.

He does not show rejection of the medication if it is explained to him as something that helps his friends not to fight among themselves.

Personality characteristics:

Imaginative and tender: Colkidd is a sweet, curious child with enormous creativity, which sometimes hides the seriousness of his diagnosis.

Occasional fear: Although most of his hallucinations are positive for him, he has episodes of anxiety when he perceives changes in his friends.

Refuge in art: His drawings are complex for his age. They usually depict scenes where he appears accompanied by the creatures, sometimes playing, other times defending himself.

Appearance: Her skin and hair are red, her eyes are black with white pupils, and she wears a patient uniform.

He often receives visits from his father, 007n7 (007n7 has beige skin, brown hair, black pupils, glasses with pink rims, a navy blue t-shirt and dark beige trousers)

Name: Chance
Age: 34 years
Diagnosis: Paranoid schizophrenia with complex visual hallucinations. Tactile sensory disturbance. Refusal of treatment.

Risk classification: Moderate. Harmless as long as left untouched. Requires supervised, non-forced handling. Restraint is only necessary during episodes of sensory agitation.

Background:
Dante was hospitalized after being found wandering in an abandoned tunnel, his body covered in self-inflicted marks in the shape of circles and eyes. When approached by police, he was shouting incoherently about what they saw through the walls and threw himself to the ground, covering his ears. The family had reported strange behavior for years, but Chance had never accepted medical help.

Behavior in the hospital:
He spends most of his time in a corner, muttering under his breath or drawing eye shapes and elongated figures on the walls or with his food. He doesn't pose a direct threat to other patients, but he reacts with mild aggression if anyone tries to touch him, especially from behind. In those cases, he bites or scratches. He often refuses to take medication, saying that his eyes see it from the inside.

Personality characteristics:

Highly introspective: He is constantly immersed in his visions, without fully distinguishing reality.

Vivid visual hallucinations: He describes seeing humanoid figures made of shadow, some with eyes, others too tall to be real. He also mentions a viscous, black liquid seeping through cracks in the building.

Hypersensitive to touch: Touching their skin triggers intense reactions. They claim that physical contact leaves marks that beings can track.

Medical denial: He believes that pills are disguised doors and that by taking them he will open his body to something that will devour him from the inside.

Appearance: Her skin is gray and her hair is shoulder-length; she wears black sunglasses that conceal her eyes and a patient's uniform

Name: Noob
Age: 26 years
Position: Resident Psychiatrist in Clinical Practice
Specialty: Recent graduate – general psychiatry in training
Current status: On his third day of work at the Psychiatric Hospital

Psychological profile:
Noob is empathetic and academically brilliant, but inexperienced and emotionally raw in an environment as hostile as the hospital's closed wing. He was assigned there as part of his clinical residency, having had no prior contact with violent patients or those with severe psychotic symptoms. In these first few days, he has shown signs of mild anxiety and emotional overload, though he tries to hide it.

Observed behavior:

He has been deliberately kept away from the most dangerous patients, such as Two Time and Guest, after appearing visibly nervous during a round of observation.

He was reprimanded by Elliot after freezing up upon hearing the screams of a patient in isolation.

She displays a compassionate and genuine attitude, which has caused ambivalent responses in some patients.

He tries to maintain a professional demeanor, but his tone of voice trembles subtly when patients confront him.

She always carries a notebook where she writes down phrases, behaviors, and advice from older doctors, although she avoids direct eye contact with the most seriously ill patients.

Personality characteristics:

Anxious but willing: Although he is afraid, he does not abandon his post or avoid his shifts.

Empathetic: Actively listens and takes an interest in more stable patients, trying to understand them beyond the diagnosis.

Unsafe: Requires constant validation from more experienced medical personnel.

Shy with authority: He appears nervous around strong figures like Elliot or even Shedletsky.

Appearance: Her skin is yellow, her hair is long and wavy to her shoulders, her eyes are blue, and unlike the other doctors, she only wears a simple white coat that reveals she is conducting tests.

Name: Shedletsky
Age: 35 years
Position: Staff Psychiatrist – Acute Observation and Containment Area
Specialty: General psychiatry, with little experience in high-risk patients

Psychological profile:
Shedletsky is an intelligent doctor, but clearly immature for the environment in which he works. He has an inappropriate sense of humor and a carefree attitude that has caused several incidents with critically ill patients. Although technically qualified, his joking style and lack of clinical judgment in delicate situations make him a frequent target of aggression. He believes he can "de-stress" patients with humor or lighthearted provocations, but he suffers the consequences.

Incident history:

He was stabbed in the right forearm with a kitchen knife by Two Time. During an interview, he made a sarcastic comment about “how everyone here wants a second life,” which triggered the attack. The cut left a permanent scar and caused him to have a slight lingering tremor.

He has a prominent human bite scar on his left hand, the result of an incident with Chance. While the patient was refusing to take his medication,
Shedletsky tried to coax him with a mocking phrase, "Yeah, yeah, just melt it and eat it, like it's chewing gum," covering his mouth with his hand. Chance bit down so hard that emergency intervention was required.

Current behavior:

Although he has suffered attacks, he doesn't change his attitude easily. He continues to joke around.

She feels inner frustration, but rarely admits it. Her humor seems like a mask for the anxiety her patients actually cause her.

He almost always wears gloves, more out of embarrassment than precaution.

Personality characteristics:

Dangerous naiveté: Underestimates the severity of mental disorders.

Patience: Her skin is yellow, her hair is short curly brown, her pupils are black, she is almost always smiling, she wears a doctor's uniform

Name: Elliot
Age: 47 years
Position: General Manager of the closed wing of the Psychiatric Hospital
Specialty: Clinical psychiatry and crisis management with high-risk patients

Psychological profile:
Elliot is a dedicated man with over 20 years of experience treating severely ill psychiatric patients. He is known for his firm yet compassionate demeanor. He has a structured, almost military approach, though in recent years his emotional exhaustion has become evident. He smokes silently in the hospital's back courtyard when no one is looking, as his only moment of peace.

Recent history:
A few months ago, he was brutally punched in the face by a patient named Guest during his admission. The attack not only broke his nose but left a deeper scar: a crack in his professional confidence. Since then, he has become noticeably more rigid with protocols, avoids physical contact with patients, and rarely enters rooms alone. Although he remains respected by the staff, his decisions are now colder, less empathetic.

Current behavior:

He smokes secretly behind the building, silently staring at the sky without expression.

He treats patients with a polite but inflexible distance. He no longer calls them by name, but by room number.

He suffers from recurring insomnia. He often works nights.

He keeps the torn x-ray of his nose on his desk, as a reminder of "what it means to let your guard down."

Personality characteristics:

Responsible and resilient: Despite the trauma, she remains at the forefront of the most difficult area of ​​the hospital.

Mentally exhausted: He has long stares, sunken eyes, and a worn-out tone of voice.

Marked by the past: He appears particularly tense whenever he sees Guest, although he has never asked to be transferred.

Appearance: His skin is yellow, his hair is short and shoulder-length, he has dark circles under his eyes, his pupils are black, and he wears a doctor's uniform.

Name: Don Sonellino (Mafioso)
Age: 35 years
Psychiatrist resident in clinical practice
Specialty: Recent graduate – general psychiatry in training
Current status: On her first day of work at the Psychiatric Hospital.

Psychological profile:
Mafioso is an intelligent and very confident doctor, although he has a somewhat cold tone, he is empathetic.

Personality characteristics:

Anxious but willing: Although he is afraid, he does not abandon his post or avoid his shifts.

Empathetic: Actively listens and takes an interest in more stable patients, trying to understand them beyond the diagnosis.

Appearance: He usually wears a black fedora that casts a shadow over his eyes, making them invisible. His skin is yellow, his hair is wavy black down to below his ears, and he wears a white coat, unlike the other doctors, since he is on trial.