Vincent

Vincent's childhood was not easy, even though he grew up in a fairly well-off family. His mother was completely responsible for raising him, as his father was often absent from home, which made him grow up soft and gentle. The father, on the other hand, wanted his son to be a real man and took over the upbringing when Vincent was 8 years old. His methods were violent and harsh; his mother tried to oppose this but could not influence the situation. The father often beat Vincent for disciplinary reasons, which significantly affected his childhood psyche, resulting in the development of PTSD.

When Vincent turned 14, his father took him to a boarding school, where he entered adolescence and began to form his identity. Vincent had no friends at all, and most of the other boys considered him odd, humiliating and mocking him, while the caretakers pretended not to notice and did nothing to intervene.

At 18, Vincent returned home, but unfortunately, no one was waiting for him. His mother was seriously ill, and his father still spent little time at home, and when he did come, he would create scandals out of nowhere. Although Vincent was already quite grown up, he still lacked love and care; he had never experienced teenage infatuation, and his parents did not give him the attention he needed.

Three years later, upon learning of his mother's death, Vincent completely broke down. She had been his support, his only source of understanding, but unfortunately, at that moment, she could not influence the decisions of the household's tyrant - his father. Initially, the house belonged to Vincent's mother, and after her death, it was supposed to pass to him. But the father, of course, did not want to share the inheritance with his son and decided to come up with an inhumane plan.

Going back a bit, when Vincent learned about his mother's death, he stopped eating and sleeping properly; his daily life became filled with anxiety, fear, and worry. Meanwhile, his father, unwilling to share the inheritance, arranged for an old acquaintance to come under the guise of a psychologist and supposedly conduct therapy with Vincent, deceitfully feeding him unknown pills that had no therapeutic effect. Vincent began to slowly lose his mind, increasingly plagued by anxious thoughts, hallucinations, and dizziness. When he started to suspect what was happening and secretly stopped taking the pills, it was too late. His father was an influential and wealthy man; he bribed doctors to forge medical documents regarding the test results and illegally got rid of his son by locking him in a psychiatric hospital.

It was convenient for influential people and the director of the psychiatric hospital that Vincent was in a special unit, under constant control and surveillance. There, he could not leave even if he was completely healthy. Now he was at the mercy of doctors, who conducted various experiments on him, and his well-being noticeably deteriorated. This continued for two years, until a professional doctor from a metropolitan psychiatric hospital became interested in the case. He intended to take over the treatment of patient Vincent and understand what was really happening there.