“Doctor, how fares my elder brother? He’s been locked inside for five years now. Is he cured? Will he take back his inheritance?”
“I’m afraid not, sir. Your brother continues to show odd behaviour and disturbing symptoms like scratching at walls, screaming, attacking himself and others.”
“Pity.”
“Rest assured, we will find the right treatment for him. In the meantime, sir, have you detected any disturbances of the mind?”
“Me?! None whatsoever. How dare you! You forget your place.”
“Apologies, sir, but we believe it can run in the family and it would explain why you’re here, talking to yourself.”
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