The Doctor Is In
Tando
Language: English
Pages: 27
ISBN: 1:00034661
Format: PDF / Kindle (mobi) / ePub
Dr. K is the new psychiatrist at Arkham Asylum with a slippery past and a mastery of analyzing people, especially super criminals. While she enjoys the thrill of interviewing the patients, her past soon comes back to track her down and drag her back into the dirt. Hey, it takes one to know one, right? (Currently unfinished)
not in the slightest." I remind her, happy I'd chosen to wear flats so my feet's movements are relatively silent. We make our way past them to an enclosed examination room, which contains the door to the interviewing room. Through what I suspect is one-way glass, an older man sits in a chair on one side of the room, farthest from the door. A security guard is standing by the entrance, and when he sees us, moves out of the way and gets out a key to unlock it, "He's all yours." With a *click*,
asks, "I did too, although, from what I can guess, that was many years before you." "Oh, what was Gotham like when you were growing up?" I ask, time to get to the questions. "Very different, I can tell you that," he begins, "things weren't so dark, they were much brighter. Of course we still had crime, but it was more wicked than evil. Not too many people were actually killed, it was more of a thrill-seeking sort of thing. Then the murderers and psychopaths started coming in and giving
coldly. The door opens to another long corridor of cells, these ones much smaller than the previous ones. Compared to the last cell block, this one is also relatively quieter. There's a guard between every cell, and the floor panels are clear glass with electrical wiring running underneath, suggesting that it can be used to shock the patients. On patient, a bald-headed man with grotesque scars all over his body, immediately jumps to the front of his cell and presses himself against the glass,
react to them? And is Dr. Leland in on this? Truth be told, even I didn't expect to have such a high-profile patient so soon. But then again, the Riddler isn't exactly a physical threat, maybe Dr. Whistler and Leland are telling the truth, maybe he is just that irritating to them. If I didn't know any better, I'd say they're trying to intentionally force him on me, "Alright, I'll take him on." I decide aloud. We start walking back when another patient calls out, "Good luck with him doc! We can
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