Client: Perception // Delusional Matrix // Paranoia : Paranormal _ Ghostly _ Supernatural // Time Changing Space (Apportation) .

 

Although it was shown that Dr. Grey loved her husband, they seemed to be mismatched.  He was very much larger; she was a petit beauty.  Her concern for the beaten child in the road brought the clue that linear time had departed into the disjunctions of her delusional state.

 

This state was partly accelerated by her professional environment and partly by her ironic environment where the professional ranks had been infiltrated by a criminal element, blooded characters whose drama hid a nature made sinister by the thought that larger, diabolical forces compelled them.

 

Arising from a catatonia to amnesia, she was told that she had murdered her husband, and this news report shocked her profoundly.  However, a subconscious intuition lead her to a discovery and the rescue of a kidnap victim, a girl she saw her husband had been molesting in a viedo dungeon.

 

She was not yet free because she could not recognize the difference between her natural, emotional paranoia and the deception with derangement projected as a delusion by other parties, the ultimate Conflict of Interest.  The extortion was a subtle frame up.  The group attack in the shower seemed to be a hallucination but was not.  This was the point at which Dr. Grey realized that a conspiracy was generating against her which might contain oppressed victims actually on her side.

 

Finding the inmate rape by the sheriff cleared up the enigma in a way that left the psychiatrist ascendant, but the process of psycho analysis had developed into a personal individuation, an investigation into the realm of disillusionment.  She had seen the evidence proceed from psychic to psychological and from mental to physical violence.

 

The mental violence being physical, she could only anticipate that the physical disjunctions were actual; this did not subjectively compromise the evidence.  By means of her ethics, she maintained her courage and righteous behavior in a professionally violent, contained area.

 

How could there be a theme amidst the terror of warping time?  She experienced a sequence of irrational events, nonsequiturs, and flash backs both imaginary and literal.  Things were disconnected, and the logic of one comprehenison was not continued by subsequent, perceptual understanding.  Remembering events, she was once again in them.

 

The telepathic echo between her premonitions and the villainous actions was exceeded by the sounds of the deranged, transcendent space of her continuum so that her realizations included the facts that she had not done what time said she had done; she had no recollections, and she continued with the concluding nonlinear, ghostly event.

 

Considering paranoia as the spectal perception of an existential field, the induction by spirits using communication and resonation (teleportation) could exaggerate delusionment from mental to empirical action.  It could be considered apportation that the predestined course of the various inertial constants, such as marriage or official duty, and the momenta of accomplished inculcation were deflected through the implementation of plots made powerful by numerous pawns.

 

The subtle terror realized in the course of this story was with response to the reading of signs.  There were oppressions, compulsions, disjunctions, and accusations.  Those who were in retreat were both supernatually and socially frightened.

 

The force of predicaments compelled the psychiatrist to behave in a way she, herself believed to be psychotic, such as the escapes against her colleagues.  This was the threshold of her subjective individuation as she began to realize that time was nonlinear if not miraculously then ominously.  Fuelled by attention deficit, the autistic content of introversion amplified the subtle disjunctions of the mechanical field that affected her sensees, both deliberately and autonomously.  This was the hypnotic pathology.  It became obvious that there were problems of a military nature in dealing with the mentally ill.  Their illenss was not personal shortcoming; it was simpply defeat in combat, a transient condition for the lucky few or the skillful elite of such an ephermeral condition in space and time.

 

These were people who believed in spirits and visions as they practiced demonically or, in response, self defensively.  The reasult was very macabre.  None of the participants was alone.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

the sand castles untamed along the shore.