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Remnants
04:56
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The Tainted Seed
04:12
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Psychiatrist: "Why did you come here?"
Patient: "Because I tried to commit suicide."
Psychiatrist: "Yes, I knew that of course, but what I don't know is why you tried to do this."
Psychiatrist: "Could you tell us how you did it?"¨
Patient: "I took an overdose of pills..."
Psychiatrist: "And why did you want to commit suicide?"
Patient: "Because I didn't want to face anything..."
Patient: "I was just desperate, and I didn't... I couldn't face... things that had come up."
Patient: "So I thought the easy way out was to take pills, and it would be all over."
Patient: "And that's what I did."
Patient: "...I guess that's just part of me."
Patient: "When I was quite young... I tried to get my mother's attention, which I couldn't get."
Patient: "...And I would break things, and cry, and throw tantrums, and it didn't do any good."
Patient: "...And then I realised that other people could see how hurt I was, and I didn't want anyone to see... to be able to tell that I was hurt, so I just... tried to be the opposite."
Patient: "I didn't care about anything. And it worked, people believed that I didn't care."
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Abyssal Mind
03:04
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Psychiatrist: "Depression is an emotion as old as mankind."
Psychiatrist: "Perhaps this is the reason why we sometimes fail to look at it as a disease, which it often is."
Psychiatrist: "Mourning and grief are human concerns, not clinical ones."
Psychiatrist: "But when there seems to be insufficient reason for the patient feeling so depressed, or if the symptoms are too severe, or if they last too long, then we are faced with a pathological depression."
Psychiatrist: "Depression shows itself in the turned-down mouth, the inability to smile easily, the peculiar fold in the eyelid, the depressive cast of the face, the wry smile with no enjoyment behind it."
Psychiatrist: "The hurt look, the dejected attitude, the lack of spontaneity and animation in movement."
Psychiatrist: "A symptom of depression is the inavility to love anyone, to enjoy anything."
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Clutch
06:10
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N/A
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Black Horizon
03:13
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Psychiatrist: "There is a great difference between the feeling of depression we all know, and the one which is at the core of pathological depression, and only someone who's experienced it can describe it."
Patient: "...I couldn't see how I could possibly go to work again."
Psychiatrist: "There was nothing that you could enjoy?"
Patient: "Absolutely nothing."
Patient: "There was no one I could see that I'd be glad to see, there was nothing anybody could say..."
Psychiatrist: "That would cheer you?"
Patient: "...That would cheer me."
Patient: "It doesn't matter whether it's the black of night or whether the sun is shining, or whether it's pouring rain, or whether it's snowing or anything else, nothing... nothing looks good, it's all blackness."
Patient: "It's very difficult putting that into words, though there's an old saying about this place called hell, where bad people go to after they're dead, after they die..."
Patient: "...That the worst part about hell is not the flames, it's the hopelessness."
Patient: "And I think that is the part of hell that a person in depression really tastes."
Psychiatrist: "The hopelessness?"
Patient: "The hopelessness, the terrible hopelessness that comes over... everything is black."
Patient: "What's the use of eating, I'm only gonna die someday anyway."
Patient: "What's the use of doing anything?"
Patient: "Because... it's pointless, it's all going to end in death."
Patient: "Whether I arrange to do it to myself, or whether I just sit it out."
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Intermission: Slumber
01:43
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N/A
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8. |
Ljus
18:47
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