<div align="center"><strong>Elizabeth</strong></div>A grunt came from Kraven's lips as the woman stomped on his foot, and the pain caused him to release her wrist with a sharp wince. He growled at his mistake though, watching her take off toward the door.<strong>"Resistance like this is only making your situation worse."</strong>He yelled to her, and moved forward to grab her from behind. He gets upon Elizabeth with just a few steps, and grabs hold of her arms, pulling them behind her back this time. He presses himself into her then, pushing her against the door while he holds her hands in place just above her behind.<br/><div class="spoiler_container"><div class="spoiler_header" onclick="hideSecond (this);" role="button">OOC</div><div class="spoiler_body">You can try to break free same as before, but the situation of being pressed into the door imposes another -1 to the roll. So, minus 3 total. ;) I love grappling people with a low strength. :P &lt;3</div></div><br/><div align="center"><strong>Sarine and Lily</strong></div>The outburst from Sarine causes the Doctor to narrow his eyes, but he stays patient through it. Though her attempt to read his mind garners nothing, she believes it must not have worked. Lily's words seem to have little effect as well, and he sighs during her speech. He stares at Sarine, and lets out a soft sigh.<strong>"When you do something to harm yourself, the only thing someone can do to care is find you help. That's what your parents did by putting you here. As far as it being none of my business, that would be true only if I wasn't the one put here to help you."</strong>He says in a soft spoken, yet firm tone. His eyes go to Lily after that though.<br/><br/><strong>"Your diversion to others IS a problem. And do not tell me you don't need to get better, you are not well. I've read your file, and know of the Delusions; from what I understand they are Delusions you still have. Now you'll be staying for some one on one psychotherapy. Since you don't want to discuss things around the other patients."</strong>He tells her, his tone the same as before with his words. He glances back to Sarine though, and sighs.<strong>"As for you, I think I'll need to send you for some one on one therapy as well You'll be going there right after breakfast."</strong>He says, and that's when the door opens.<br/><br/>Two nurses walk in with Trays, they sat them down in front of the two girls before they walk on out. Doctor Reilly goes a little quite though, seeming to give the two some time to eat before he presses them any further. Their meal had already been delayed quite a bit as is.<br/><br/><div align="center"><strong>Thomas</strong></div>Doctor Monroe blinks curiously when Thomas removes his shirt. Her eyebrow perks for a bit, and she sits there listening as he turns fully around. She eyes his body, and shakes her head a bit as he continues. A sigh leaves her lips, and she looks up when he starts to speak of book or music. She purses her lips briefly, letting him finish and hopefully calm down before she continued further.<strong>"Thomas, you don't need to get upset. I'm not calling you a liar, I'm asking questions that need to be asked. I'm not here to judge you, I'm here only to help you. As for your request, yes; we can get you some books. I'll ask about music, but that can disturb other patients."</strong>She says, though eyes him seriously for a moment afterward.<strong>"You just have to promise you wont try to hit people with the books."</strong>She adds.<br/><br/>Doctor Monroe writes a few things in her notepad afterward, glancing up just once with a sigh.<strong>"Would you like me to go get you those books now? I can also let you go to the common room for a while, if you'd like. I think the seclusion of the room might be making you tense."</strong>She says, a bit of a worried expression on her features as well. It was strange, since none of the other psychologist he's seen before ever appeared worried.<br/><br/><div align="center"><strong>Daniel</strong></div>Doctor Briece listens to his words with an amused smile, just giggling at them lightly. She tilts her head a bit, then smirks when he mentions it's her turn.<strong>"Well they were right. You are prone to philosophical banter. But a deal is a deal."</strong>She says with a sigh, writing just a few things into the notepad before she lays on her lap and folds her hands again.<strong>"Yes; I have been tied up a few times. First time was at a Halloween party. They bound my wrists and and body before suspending me in the air as part of a show. It's was just a bit of fun. The other times have been very private, and they were when I was with my former fiance. We had a very interesting love life."</strong>She explains, her cheeks not reddening from the response at all.<br/><br/>Doctor Briece tilts her head then, and smiles.<strong>"So what was that game you mentioned. Remember, I'm not interested in it unless it helps you and I talk more. Communication is what we are needing."</strong>She says with a sigh, and then picks back up the notepad and stares his way as if waiting for a response she could write down.