Lan Feng raised an eyebrow, thinking about her words. It wasnt her experiencing a memory, probably. If it was, its unlikely she was sympathizing with one of the perpetrators, and pointing out one extremely evil person while being a minor character at the sidelines.<br/><span style="font-style: italic">~She should have been at the frontline, like the other subjects. Or is it a side effect of her timid personality?~</span><br/><br/>The hallucinations induced partly memories and partly a new experience. Twisting reality, as they called it.<br/>He wondered though, why Harriet would see her both as the perpetrator  and the victim... Torturing herself - was that another side effect? To feel compassionate to their own jailers? Something like Stockholm Syndrome?<br/><br/>Shrugging his shoulders, he softly left her back, as she stilled for a while and sat again in front of her, giving her undivided attention.<br/><span style="color: #0080FF">"Now, distance yourself even more from the situation." </span>he said softly.<br/><span style="color: #0080FF">"And then recap what you have seen them do. Think of being a bystander. Just a simple passerby. What is happening, why might the men be you, yourself?"</span>