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Ryan watched faith as she sat up. "Good morning, sleepy head."
Ryan like to make jokes with everyone it was just his nature. "Doc if she wants to can Faith hang with me, we'll probable end up in Dakota's room."
The doctor crinkled his brow as he thought. "Sure I guess if she wants too."
He sat up and walked out of the room. Ryan went over to his drawer and pulled out a deck of cards, and a bag containing some unknown chemical substance. "So what do you want to do?"

In his room, Guy smoothed back his blond hair in front of the mirror. He straightened his shirt and tightened his make-shift tie. When he was sure he was presentable, he walked up to the door and knocked softely. When a female nurse showed up, he gave her his most charming smile.

"Good morning, darling," Guy said. "I'm ready for breakfast."

"Morning, Luke. You'll just have to wait a few more minutes. Not everyone else is ready."

Guy frowned. "My name's not Luke. How can you forget me? Who else in this hell hole is as charming as me," he asked.

The nurse shook her head and walked away. Confused, Guy sat back on his bed. He had a feeling that they put him in this Luke's room again. They never seemed to remember his name. And the picture by the bed, that tousled headed teen was not him. Guy was a blond, the teen had dark brown hair.

"Just why am I here, anyway?"

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"Morning, Eva! Time to raise and shine!" The doctor cautiously poked his head in the padded cell of Eva Townsend. It was hard to tell what mood she'd be in. Some days she was angry and would attack anyone who walked in, and other days she was as meek as a kitten. He hoped that it was a good day.

When no one answered him, and he saw that the bed was empty, he called out, "Eva, where are you?"

"Shhhh! They're sleeping," came Eva's voice. He turned to see her sitting in the corner by the door. Her brown hair was pulled into a rat's nest, more tangles then human hair. Her hospital gown was wrinkled and stained with spit from where she had nerviously gnawed on the fabric.

"Who's sleeping," he whispered, kneeling next to her.

"They are," she said. Her voice was soft and dreamy. "Sleepy little babies, no talking today. Shhhhh."

"Ok, Eva, let's get you ready," the doctor said. "Let's let them sleep while you get out of here." He made a note that the current medicine was working. So far, it was a good sign.

Kurse heard the door open as a nurse walked in. He had felt the edges of a bad mood seep through his mind. "GET OUT!" He yelled at the nurse, who shrugged and left. Kurse looked at his lighter and flicked it open, and then shut, and then open, and then shut. He stood up and walked around aimlessly. He was bored out of his skull.

Faith looked at him, eyes demonic. "What the fuck, when did you get here" She said, then bashed her fist on the door once, the door denting a little. She sighed then turned back to Ryan. "When can we go?" She asked, then grinned as she sat on his bed, tracing the covers with her finger. "Tell me a story" She said. She had always liked his story's, even though most of them she had already heard about 3 times.

Ryan sat on the bed next to Faith. "Ok one story they we go see Dakota."
He took a moment of thought to decide on what story to tell. He picked his own version of little Red Riding Hood. "Once there was a little girl about your age. Who had to bring a box of explosives to he grandma's. He walked a long the long wooded path wanting so bed to take atleat on out and make it explode." He paused. "Well mabe just one. She pulled out a stick of TNT. Lit the fuse and threw it into the tree's and when it exploded in woke the wolf who went to go eat grandma. Red Hood started to run to grandma's house so the firemen wouldn't know it was her. When she enter grandma's how grandma and the wolf were fighting." He paused again." 'let go of grandma you fucktard. She shoved an explosive down the wolf throat and he exploded and his guts went every were."
he stood up and looked over at faith and opened the door for her and led her out.

Faith frowned. "Why didn't she shove the stick up the wolves arse?" She asked herself, then walked towards the door and sighed. "I shouldn't be here. They have gone already!" She said, reffering to "Snake and Kyree". She had not yet been tested for Schitzophrenia *?* but they still spoke to her. She stepped outside the room, but looked at Ryan and smiled. "Come on then, to Dakota's we go" She said, then started to skip

When the nurse came back with Guy's breakfast, he felt famished. She watched as he ate his eggs and toast, and told him that he couldn't have coffee and should just drink his milk.

"You never bring any coffee," he commented. "Why is that?"

"Caffine isn't good for you," she answered. "Now, you have some time before group therepy. You can go out to the main room if you want."

Looking out the window at the bright sunshine, Guy smiled. "Yes, I think that will do just fine."

He left the room, not realizing that he had grabbed a History textbook by the bed. He sat down by an a window, opened just a crack at the top to let in some fresh air. He finally noticed the book, but in a blink it was gone.

Luke opened his textbook to study, wondering briefly at how he got to the main room.

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"Mary had a little lamb, little lamb, little lamb. Mary had a little lamb, its fleece as white as snow."

Mary had a little lamb. What ever became of it?
Probably ate it.
Mmmm, mint jelly.
Locked it up.
Behind bars.
Just like us.
Can't get out now!
Bars on windows. Bars on doors.
Doctors everywhere.
I want out!
We all want out!
We're not a lamb!

"No! Stop!" Eva clapped her hands around her ears to stop the voices. They kept whispering, blending in with each other. After a few moments, she took her hands down. They were quiet, but she could hear them moving around her room.

If they were in her room, she had to leave. Why hadn't she noticed that the door was opened earlier? Slowly, softly, she crept out of the room and darted down the hall, looking for a safe place.