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Block #5, Cell #40- Stephen Lore
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Benny Boot
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Nov 09, 2017 09:08AM

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"You mean, you draw pictures for the books?" she asked. The drawings were gorgeous! She'd have to find a book and insert some blank pages for him to use. She was sure she could figure out how to do it! "Do you have a book that you'd like to read?"

She shook her head, shocked. "It's too precious to you. I'll fetch you a new book, but you should keep this one, too! Seeing how you grow as an artist helps you improve and validate yourself." She loved the book, but she didn't want to take his prized possession away! "I'll bring you a new book, I promise."

She raised her eyebrows. "Okay," she said, hesitantly accepting it.
"I'll be back soon, with an even bigger book, with lots of drawing space," she promised. This was, truly, going to be an overnight project for her.
"I'll be back soon, with an even bigger book, with lots of drawing space," she promised. This was, truly, going to be an overnight project for her.

"Have a great night," she enthused, feeling awkward. She knew this guy had some sanity! She just had to protect and foster it, and maybe this inmate could make a full recovery!

Stephen was struggling about noon the next day, the other was banging at his mind, wanting to come out and have fun but Stephen kept pushing it back, he just needed medicine. He tried talking to the guard, but she just ignored him like always. He begged her for some sort of medicine and the guard just called for a doctor, saying one of the crazies was wanting some medicine. He was currently under his bed trying to find that medicine the other had spit out. He was starting to get very scared as the noise in his head was getting louder.
The door opened, and lo and behold, the good doctor zoomed in. "Sorry I'm late! Here are your pills, if you'll take them. Are you in control today, Stephen?" She placed the bottle on top of the television. In her arms, she clutched a very nice leatherbound copy of a fantasy book about dragons and monsters and darkness and lightness. It was one of her favorites as a child, and she'd renovated the pages to have blanks, where he could draw.

She nodded at her patient. "Here you go," she passed it to him. "I messed with the binding, put in some blank pages for you," she offered. "Was... the medication enough?" she wondered. He'd seemed pretty desperate to get his hands on the two pills. Maybe she should give him four, two for when she visited, and two for the halfway mark between visits. "Do you want me to look at your head?" she smiled. He had bonked it, at the least. "Or I could clean your room up, if you need some help with it."

She nodded her head lightly, leaving some extra pills on top of the television. "I'll have to check the security footage, make sure you're not hoarding these for a suicide attempt or anything. You know, the protection precautions. She was already getting on tidying the place up.

"Little miss..?" She shot a glance at the door, confused. She didn't know who he meant. After briefly tidying up, she went to the door. "Are you good for today?"


He was crazy, and it wasn't prohibited to just be rude. There wasn't much she could do. "If this proves to work, maybe some outside time?" She hinted.

She shook her head lightly. "How will you know unless we try?" she asked, trying to be reassuring. Patients had to believe that they could succeed...

She tilted her head to one side and frowned at him. He had stopped drawing. Was he losing control? Why was he staring blankly? She wanted to comfort him and say that everything was a work in progress, but she'd read his case files.

Technically, not all of the patients were insane, like he was. Still, she took the dismissal easily. It wasn't a reprimand on her, it was self-deprecation. He was depressed about himself, about who and what he'd become. In a way, that was good, if he could be encouraged to act on that emotion instead of wallow in it.