<div align="center"><strong>Elizabeth</strong></div>Doctor Kraven smiles as Elizabeth starts to speak, his eyes staying right hers as she explains her situation. He seems to chuckle just a bit, lifting his folded hands up from the table as leans back.<strong>"Ah yes, I think I read about that problem in your file."</strong>He comments with a soft nod, seeming unfazed by the veiled warning; though also unsuprised. He taps his lip twice, then tilts his head at her.<strong>"I think we may need to tap more into why you perceive events that way. What do you think it is? I understand this perception of yours may be one of the reasons for your- adamant resistance."</strong>He says, his tone normal until the pause just before the last two words; an obvious sign he had to think on how best to phrase them.<br/><br/>Regardless, Kaven keeps his calm, and continues.<strong>"I think if we can surface this, then we can start on a path to getting you better."</strong>He promises her with a soft smile, now seeming to wait for her response. She cannot pick through what he might be thinking via his body language, only that there was something earlier he was hiding.<br/><br/><div align="center"><strong>Thomas</strong></div>Doctor Monroe keeps a calm and confident smile, nodding just a bit at Thomas's second sentence. She leans in a bit then, and tilts her head at him lightly.<strong>"That is correct. It was determined that their tenure here had grown too long, and that perhaps a few fresh faces could help you and your fellow patients out."</strong>She cordially explains, pursing her lips for just a moment.<strong>"I'll let you finish your food before we go further though."</strong>She says with a soft smile, and leans back with her hands folding in her lap. She stays like that until he comes close to the finish of his meal, and that's when she abruptly leans forward again.<br/><br/>The motion did reveal more then a fair share of the Doctor's cleavage, and she smiles as she immediately starts back where she had left off.<strong>"Now in your file I've read about some of the beliefs people have had about you. You know, the reason you are here. It said you had harmed yourself a few times. Though you say you don't have suicidal thoughts? Could you explain that me please?"</strong>She asks in a kind tone, her tongue just tracing her lips as she waits for him to respond.<br/><br/><div align="center"><strong>Lily and Sarine</strong></div>The man looks up from his desk as the two girls walk in, and his eyes narrow for a second. They soften at Lily's words though, and he chuckles as he waves his hand for the nurses to shut the door. It closes behind the two, and he raises up from his seat as he gestures them toward the chairs.<strong>"Have a seat you two. Did the nurses get you breakfast or will you two be eating here with me?"</strong>He asks them as he waits for the two to take their seats.<br/><br/>After a moment, he walks toward a filing cabinet and takes from it two folders. Flipping through them for a brief second, he turns back to the two ladies with a smile.<strong>"Now if I'm not mistaken, you are Lily; and you are Sarine?"</strong>He asks, pointing in the right direction with each name. He nods afterward, and walks back to the chair to take his seat.<strong>"My name is Doctor Reilly, I have a particular concern with you two. It seems you are not only having some problems communicating with the doctors, but also some issues with other patients. Please tell me about this, and I must stress the importance of your communication here."</strong>He says, his tone serious.<br/><br/>Lily and Sarine both notice he seems more forward then the last doctor. Much more forward in fact. He looks younger, yet the plaque on his desk and the one behind him would state he was the new lead psychologist. He waits for the two girls to start though, folding his hands atop the table patiently as he moves his green eyes from one of them to the other.<br/><br/><div align="center"><strong>Daniel</strong></div>Doctor Briece's eyes bat a bit as Daniel starts up, but her smile just turns amused. She lets him finish though, the grin on her lips persisting even as he shifts the conversation back to her age.<strong>"Well thank you again for the compliment Daniel, but my age isn't really the point here. Though I do enjoy the words."</strong>She starts off, her voice soft; near soothing as she continues to speak.<strong>"One Doctor is still enough to have it listed on your record though. Yet you don't seem to have those problems with female doctors it seems. Why is that? Your father was in the military, right? I find it strange that you'd have that many issues with male authority figures. "</strong>She explains.<br/><br/>Doctor Briece's tone didn't get anymore professional though, it still kept that sugary sweetness that seemed to make the hairs on the back of Daniels neck stand up. He can't tell why, but for some reason he feels a little drawn in. Enough so that it even breaks up that little daydream of his.