Flash Treatment
Dr Sumiko works as a psychiatrist for an asylum who has a reputation for ‘treating’ her patients with experimental medicines and formulas rather than actually attempting to heal her patients. To ensure they do as she requires, Sumiko uses a special torch-like device that, when flashed into a subject’s eyes, freezes their body in place. It’s time for asylum patient Steve Q to receive his treatment. The moment she steps into his cell, Steve flinches at the sight of her. Sumiko uses the device to freeze Steve, removing his restraints and injecting him with a new formula. She times the flash’s effects wearing off perfectly and observes Steve to await a reaction. Sumiko immediately notices Steve’s disgruntled expression and halts the observation, attempting to freeze him in place by shining the light in his eyes. Steve is not frozen. She tries again. It doesn’t work. As Sumiko begins to panic, she throws the device at Steve in retaliation. With the device in his hands, he tries using it on Sumoki. The psychiatrist pauses. Now that Sumiko is frozen in place, locked in Steve’s cell with him, the resentful patient now has his tormenter standing before him, defenseless and without resistance. It’s Sumiko’s turn to receive some needed ‘treatment’.
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