THUG REBORN TO BE AN IDOL!!! •EPISODE 4•

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The doctor continues to ask questions and assess the patient's condition, trying to determine the extent of the head injury and any potential memory loss. As the conversation progresses, it becomes clear that something strange is happening. The patient seems to have amnesia, but insists he is not who the hospital records say he is.

The doctor leaves him to rest.

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They contact his family — Celine Everett and Henry Everett.

The family arrives at the hospital, relieved to learn about their son gaining consciousness. They rush towards his ward.

They enter his private ward and finds their dear son sleeping soundly.

Celine Everett [MC's Mom]

Henry Everett [MC's Dad]

(goes towards him)

Henry Everett [MC's Dad]

(voice cracking) M-My...son... (touches his face lightly)

Henry Everett [MC's Dad]

Nurse: Excuse me, is there anything I can help you with?

Celine Everett [MC's Mom]

Where's the doctor?

Nurse: He is waiting for you in his cabin.

Celine Everett [MC's Mom]

(nods)

Henry Everett [MC's Dad]

Thank you... Please take care of my son. (smiles gently)

They both left towards Doctor Smith's Cabin.

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[Doctor's Cabin]

Doctor

I understand this is a difficult time for both of you, Mr. And Mrs. Everett.

Doctor

However, I wanted to talk to you about your son's condition.

Celine Everett [MC's Mom]

Is everything okay?

Doctor

After our evaluation, we've determined that he has amnesia, which may be linked to a more complex condition called dissociative identity disorder (DID).

Celine Everett [MC's Mom]

Dissociative identity disorder? What does that mean for him?

Doctor

DID is a condition where a person experiences a fragmentation of their identity, leading to the perception of different "alters" or identities within themselves. This can cause confusion about one's identity and past

The doctor's words struck a chord with both Celine and Henry. They exchanged a glance, their confusion growing even deeper.

Henry Everett [MC's Dad]

But... how is this even possible? And most importantly, what can we do to help Arlo?

The doctor's expression remained neutral as he replied.

Doctor

Each case of DID is unique, and treatment can vary.

Doctor

It's recommended that Arlo consult a therapist who specializes in treating DID to develop a personalized recovery plan. The journey ahead might be challenging.

Doctor

With time and appropriate support, however, it is possible for Arlo to gain greater control over his identities and live a full and healthy life. (reassured them)

Henry Everett [MC's Dad]

(nods)

Henry Everett [MC's Dad]

(mind racing with questions)

Celine Everett [MC's Mom]

(silent, her mind preoccupied with some thoughts)

They excused themselves.

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