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[sheriffing]

That couldn't have been easy for either of you, even with the experience. I've been held captive, but this was worse than an old dungeon.

How are you healing, Jamie?

The door was a few feet away but the thought of opening it was terrifying. Our captives made us think the people who came to save us were the ones we needed to fight. They got inside of our heads and twisted everything up until we weren't in control anymore.

[stripebacked]

I’ve had worse. It was rather tame with the exception of the blindness.

I was shot during the rescue and whatever toxin they released got into me, but I’m certain it could have been worse if not for our timely rescue.

I’m aware of those feelings. The way someone can twist the things you believe and know.

[ Apparently Randall was good at that. ]

[sheriffing]

They threw a few punches my way, but the way they got inside my head was worse.

Did anyone figure out what that toxin was?

Yeah, that's what I wasn't prepared for. I used to think I could fight my way out of anything, but there was no fighting this.

[stripebacked]

You’d do better to ask my wife. She would know such things.

I know the feeling. I’ve alwas been capable of handling myself or enduring pain, but mental torment is a montrous ability.

[sheriffing]

I guess it helps to have a doctor in the family. Unfortunately, in some ways, I think we're all at a disadvantage. Most of the things they're using aren't familiar to anyone.

That's what makes me feel weak. And I haven't been able to figure out how to move on from it yet.

[stripebacked]

I’m told there are a great many things in the future concerning medicine and healing.

I wish I had the answer, lass, but it lingers. It’s best to keep your mind occupied I’ve found, but I know it’s no fix.