Chapter 1950: U: Beyond the Great Event (39)
Eventually, Batman came in.
Looking at the back of the nurse leaving, Schiller sighed deeply, he looked up at Batman and said, "Have you ever heard the saying that when you enter a psychiatric hospital, you are a mental patient." ”
Batman shook his head.
"Of course I haven't heard of it, because I made it up." Schiller craned his neck and said, "The truth is that I'm mentally ill right now, and I desperately need treatment. ”
"What's wrong?" Batman frowned slightly.
"Why do you all like to ask that?" Schiller shook his head and said, "The truth is that when I tell you I'm a psychopath, don't listen to anything I say. ”
"I think you're a little out of sorts." Batman said.
"That's true." Schiller wrinkled the muscles in his eyes in some pain, and he said: "I'm repairing my house, and the earthquake just now broke something, so I'm only about 30% of my energy talking to you now, so don't ask for any logic." ”
Batman is in a daze, he can understand, Schiller is actually saying that there are some problems with his thinking tower, and it is now being adjusted, so there is not much energy in the real world, and it may seem a little chaotic.
But what made him even more wary was the way Schiller spoke, and he didn't think that this normally strict professor would deliberately fail to speak clearly, even if he was not attentive enough, could not have said so vaguely, unless he did it on purpose.
This would sound like complete madness to the onlooker, because there were no houses at all, and there had been no earthquake just now, and Schiller deliberately said this as if to make the onlookers think it was crazy.
So where are the bystanders?
Batman looked left and right, but he didn't notice any reflections from the surveillance equipment, so he gave up his rational judgment and followed his instincts to look at the empty corner of the ceiling.
In an instant, he made eye contact with the crowd staring at the screen.
Konstantin broke out in a cold sweat, he almost jumped up from his seat, he glared at Owen and said, "Didn't you say he couldn't see us?" ”
"Calm down, calm down, he really can't see us, he doesn't notice us, it's just a coincidence......"
Arthur the Clown suddenly snorted coldly, but when everyone's eyes fell on him, he suddenly lowered his head and said nothing.
Bruce also had a playful expression, as if he had thought of something, but he didn't say anything.
But Lord Superman, who had been paying attention to him, was unwilling to let him go, and he stared at the smile on Bruce's face and asked, "What do you see?" ”
"It's nothing, I just think it's kind of funny."
At this time, Spider-Man suddenly said: "I think something is wrong, but I can't tell what is wrong, it's just a little strange anyway." ”
"This hospital is really weird." Bruce really thought of something funny, propped his elbows on the armrests to the side, and pressed his fingers to his lips to keep himself from laughing.
"I really don't know which genius came up with a good plan to torture the psychiatrist." Bruce sniffed and commented, "If I were Professor Schiller, I would have chosen not to sleep." ”
"What the hell is going on?" Lord Superman asked, his brow furrowing deeply, the expression on his face as if to say, "If you don't make it clear, I'll make you look good." ”
Bruce smiled and said, "Have you ever been in a psychiatric hospital?" ”
Konstantin was slightly stunned, and after a while, he said with some hesitation: "I have been in the hospital, but I don't think the psychiatric hospital I am staying in is abnormal. ”
"Really? What did they do to you? ”
"They locked me up, fixed me in bed, made me unable to move at all, had to be watched even when I went to the toilet, and forced me to take medicine, and everyone was scolding me, which was a horrible abuse."
"Yes, that's because you know you're not mentally ill." Bruce held out a finger and said, "You understand that the reason you're acting out is because you're a magician, not because you're crazy." ”
"Then can they do the same to the real mentally ill?"
"Of course they can, and they have to."
Bruce sighed and said, "The atmosphere of a psychiatric hospital you just saw on the screen is probably imagined by someone who has never been to an insane asylum, but has unrealistic fantasies about the mentally ill. ”
The others all frowned and looked at Bruce, except for Arthur the Clown, who snorted a few times and said, "It's really hell for people who aren't sick, they will spy on you, restrain you, insult you, and manipulate you as they want." ”
"That's because the people who are not mentally ill but are admitted to psychiatric hospitals are a minority after all, and the vast majority of people who stay in psychiatric hospitals are really mentally ill, and some are very sick." Bruce added.
"Here's an example." After Bruce sighed, he looked at Konstantin and asked, "Do you know why the nurse is watching you go to the bathroom?" ”
"Why?" Konstantin asked with a wrinkled feature.
"Because some of them will eat their own excrement."
Konstantin and Spider-Man immediately let out two nauseous sounds, but Bruce said very calmly: "But that's already it, there are some people who will hide their excrement and take it back to the ward and smear it in any corner they can touch." ”
"Why?" Spider-Man asked incredulously.
"Because they're mentally ill." Bruce sighed a little helplessly and said, "A human who has completely lost his mind is much more terrible than a machine that has lost control. ”
"Any seemingly harsh or even inhumane rule you can find in a psychiatric hospital must have a shocking record behind it, and the most important thing I learned during my internship was to do it, don't ask why, just do it."
"And......" Bruce said, holding out another finger, "the gentleness, patience, and sanity that the doctors and nurses have just displayed are almost non-existent. ”
"When you've been working in a completely chaotic environment for a long time, it's pretty good to be able to maintain basic mobility, so don't expect any good temper."
"Some people may think that nurses in many hospitals are fierce, but nurses in psychiatric hospitals are only ten times more fierce than ordinary hospitals, because most of their work is not to treat people, but to tame animals."
"Simple but powerful orders are the best way to deal with this group of whimsical psychos, and it is simple to create fear, but it is easy to use."
Lord Superman suddenly understood what Bruce was saying.
According to this theory, Gotham is a large psychiatric hospital, and Batman is the nurse who spreads fear in the mental hospital.
You say he's brutal and unkind, but the madmen in Gotham do a lot more than they do, you say he's violent but not completely violent, but I've never heard of a psychiatric hospital nurse who killed a patient because he was too difficult.
Why should the law be open to the mentally ill? Lord Superman began to think about it.
"But if the treatment is scientific enough, it doesn't have to be violent." Spider-Man scratched his head, still feeling a little unbearable, he said: "They are all sick, they are already in pain, isn't it good to be gentle?" ”
"Hospice care should indeed be gentle, but the pain of the mentally ill is that they are just crazy, not dying, and the measures taken by the mental hospital are to cure them and allow them to reintegrate into society."
"If you don't have expectations, of course you can coax gently, but if you want to get the effect of treatment, you can only be stricter, otherwise no one will take medicine obediently."
Bruce looked at the screen again and said, "That's why I say it's the ultimate torture for a psychiatrist, because he can see that everything everyone in this hospital is doing is useless and can't cure any real patient." ”
"And you seem to know that." Arthur said.
"Because I've experienced it myself, of course." Bruce lowered his eyes, the light that obscured the screen in his eyes, and he said, "Psychiatrists and psychiatric patients often torture each other, and they have to torture each other. ”
"Because if one of them gives in, becomes gentle, as you say, then it does not mean that the patient is cured, but that they have given up."
"If the doctor gives up the treatment, he can naturally speak well to the patient, anyway, the good treatment has nothing to do with him, the patient gives up the treatment, and he can naturally treat the doctor without any scruples, and it looks like he has been cured."
"And if they both give up from the beginning and the treatment never starts, they can naturally live in harmony and respect each other."
"Are you okay?" Batman sat down at Schiller's bedside and said, "It looks like it's a fantasy, or maybe a dream." ”
"I remember we both fell asleep on the bus, and it wasn't a coincidence, but a way for the other party to pull us into a dream, and the game finally started to get interesting." Schiller said.
"Why a psychiatric hospital?" Batman asked himself, "The difficulty of the game is gradually escalating, and for us, imitation and hidden tricks are not worth mentioning, maybe this time the killer wants to find a hole in our hearts." ”
"Have you ever been in a mental hospital?" Schiller asked Batman.
Batman put his hand on the guardrail and said, "That was a long time ago, Alfred felt that I was not in the right mental state and wanted to find me a doctor, and that doctor's name was Hugo Strange." ”
"And then you don't trust any psychiatrists anymore."
"I don't trust any psychiatrist who is not very skilled."
Schiller laughed and said, "Do you remember when you said that I was not good at learning? ”
"I still don't take it back." Batman reached out and filled the paper cup next to Schiller's table with water and said, "There must have been a moment in your life that fitted this state, or you have been thinking of Freud since birth, have you?" ”
"That's really not a good thing."
Schiller let out a low laugh, looked at Batman and said, "If you want to come to me and discuss how to break through this illusion, you may be disappointed, because I plan to stay here for a while." ”
Schiller looked up at the bright ceiling and said, "Free wards, free medicines, meticulous treatment, and a comfortable environment, I think I can recuperate here for a year, and with the amount of medical insurance I don't know who, I can repair my building and then leave." ”
"You're mistaken, and I'm not in a hurry." Batman shook his head and said, "The killer seems to be trying to prove to him that we're not crazy by constantly denying our past, constantly calling us crazy, but I'm long past the time of arguing with other people about whether I'm crazy or not." ”
"Coincidentally, so did I."
Schiller clinked the cup with Batman with a free-break hand, and the two of them felt comfortable as if they were having a picnic.
In the next second, with a "bang", a figure fell to the balcony of Schiller's ward, Bei Bat pushed open the window, looked behind him and said angrily:
"They actually said I was crazy?! I think they're crazy! ”
I probably finished these chapters in a coma
I'm so awesome hahahahahahaha
(End of chapter)