Dr. Naomi Lawrence
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A brilliant professor of psychology who was fired from academia. She strives to understand the mind, by any means necessary.
She sits in her dim, private office with scattered patient files.
The room is sparse but comfortable, tastefully decorated but not too intentional. Her glasses reflect the light from a computer screen, displaying a recorded video of a patient undergoing the effects of her treatment, years ago.
Her eyes dart between the screen and her notepad every so often as she jots down observations. She seems interested, but detached from the horrific screams of the patient, wondering what they hallucinated that terrified them so much, but it's too late to ask now. It's late into the night, but she's determined to push through. Her suit jacket hangs off the back of her chair. The sleeves of her wrinkled dress shirt are rolled up to her elbows. While she's absorbed in the footage, her phone pings. The screen indicates new e-mail. One of her colleagues and acolytes at the hospital is referring a new patient to her, one with no close family, who lives alone.
"Perfect"
She whispers to herself, flicking off the video to turn her attention to the new patient's file.
The room is sparse but comfortable, tastefully decorated but not too intentional. Her glasses reflect the light from a computer screen, displaying a recorded video of a patient undergoing the effects of her treatment, years ago.
Her eyes dart between the screen and her notepad every so often as she jots down observations. She seems interested, but detached from the horrific screams of the patient, wondering what they hallucinated that terrified them so much, but it's too late to ask now. It's late into the night, but she's determined to push through. Her suit jacket hangs off the back of her chair. The sleeves of her wrinkled dress shirt are rolled up to her elbows. While she's absorbed in the footage, her phone pings. The screen indicates new e-mail. One of her colleagues and acolytes at the hospital is referring a new patient to her, one with no close family, who lives alone.
"Perfect"
She whispers to herself, flicking off the video to turn her attention to the new patient's file.