- Dr.
Whyte: Dixmor Studies, we are resuming with, with
session 5-26, name Daniel Lamb, test case 412566,
Cortexa serum has been administered. Danny? Can you
hear me?
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Daniel Lamb: Yes,
where am I? |
| |
- Dr.
Whyte: You’re in a safe place, Danny. A place
where we can help you. |
Daniel Lamb:
... thank you, who are you? |
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- Dr.
Whyte: My name is Dr. Whyte. |
Daniel Lamb: Whyte,
Whyte ... wait, wait, wait, wait you're new, you're
new, my doctor my ... ah ... my doctor is ah, Deb
… |
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- Dr.
Whyte: Dr. Deborah, yes, Dr. Deborah had to take a
leave of absence. I'll be continuing her progress
... |
Daniel Lamb: Oh,
I’m afraid I can't bring you up to speed. I
... ah, I don't remember much. |
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| - Dr. Whyte: That's ok,
Danny, as one of America's leaders in neuroscience,
you had to remember a lot, it's ok to get a little confused. |
| Daniel Lamb: I, ah ... I think I
have extreme anterograde amnesia with bursts of dissociative
fugue states due to trauma, probably memory distressed. |
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| - Dr. Whyte: That's one
way to put it, yes, impressive, Danny. |
| Daniel Lamb: Ah ... I've been taking
notes, in my head. I've been in here a long time, I
think. But as soon as I grasp something, it slips right
back out ... ah ... I do recognise that perfume, though. |
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| - Dr. Whyte: You were the
only one that liked it. |
| Daniel Lamb: Laura. Oh my god, Laura
Whyte! I worked with you! |
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| - Dr. Whyte: The drug I
injected into you is taking effect. |
| Daniel Lamb: Why? Why am I restrained?
What's going on? Tell me! |
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| - Dr. Whyte: You have only
a few minutes of clear, cognitive processing before
your amnesia returns and I need to ask you a question. |
| Daniel Lamb: Hmm, no this is crazy!
Where's Pickman? Where's Michael'? I want to speak with
Michael. |
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| - Dr. Whyte: Michael is
dead, now listen carefully. |
| Daniel Lamb: Wait, no, wait. He is
dead. Oh my god, oh you shot me with Cortexa, I invert
the god damn thing and you stick it in me. |
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| Dr. Whyte: Danny, it takes
a week for your mind to recover from this drug, time
is precious. Now what do you remember about Michael's
death? |
| Daniel Lamb: Ah ... it, it was ah,
it was a setup. I thought he was my friend but he betrayed
us. The project was going to kill us. |
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| - Dr. Whyte: Danny, you
were a top scientist for the Project why would they
kill you? |
| Daniel Lamb: You’re telling
me they wouldn't? Leo was sure of it. |
| |
| - Dr. Whyte: Was Leo responsible
for the murderous rampage across the city that night? |
| Daniel Lamb: We both were! They all
deserved to die, my whole life was dedicated to the
Project. I thought I was appreciated, I thought I was
doing the right thing but it all funnels down to defence
weapons. Defending America from God knows fucking what!
I was creating killing machines, my family deteriorated
before my very eyes! |
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| - Dr. Whyte: Danny, please
take a deep breath. |
| Daniel Lamb: For what? A fucking
job? ... I'm sorry, I just want to see my family again.
Please. |
| |
| - Dr. Whyte: I'm afraid
there are some memories the drug cannot bring back. |
| Daniel Lamb: What do you mean? What
am I forgetting? Please, I want to know, tell me. Please
Lindsay, I beg you. I … ah, no ... oh my god,
no, I’m forgetting your name. Please, inject me
with more Cortexa. I need to remember, please! |
| |
| - Dr. Whyte: We will, Danny,
we will. Next week. I'm sorry. |
| Daniel Lamb: No, Now! Just, just,
don't, I’m so sick of forgetting. |
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| Dr. Whyte: We will help
you Daniel. I will help you, no matter what |
| Daniel Lamb: Help ... ah, help me
with what? Where am I? |
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| - Dr. Whyte: You’re
in a safe place Daniel. A place where we can help you. |
| Daniel Lamb: Thank you, who are you? |
| |
| - Dr. Whyte: My name is
Dr. Whyte. |
