Topic: Psyche's Tale of Misery and Woe
A few notes before this story starts.
One, the tone of this story, as you might be able to see from the title, is very VERY dark. Don't expect happy sunshine. This is the angst in Psyche's story that I can't put in the regular RP.
Two, the events in this story do not correspond to the general PG-13 rating of the general RP. References to very unpleasant and potentially triggering things will be unspoiled here (though I will attempt to tag each segment with trigger tags so you can skip past and read the next part if you wish, please let me know if I've missed something, I would hate to accidentally actually trigger my readers). Read at your own risk.
Three, Psyche has some serious issues in her past that has culminated in her doing some very inexcusable actions. These actions will be explored over the course of this story. I as the author do not condone Psyche's actions, nor do I attempt to rationalize them. These are the products of a twisted and abused mind, and only now is she really seeing the effects of her former life.
So, now that I have warned you of any problems you may encounter, are you sure you want to continue reading? If not, please leave now. If so, you have been warned. Enjoy. Or at least, try to.
Day One: Nimbasa Hospital (tw: Suicide Mention)
These are the recordings of Dr. John Mitchell, PhD, transcribed. These stories recollect the very sad story of a young lady by the name of Caroline Davis, referred in the transcripts as "Psyche".
Dr. Mitchell: So tell me more, Miss Davis, about how you came to the Psychology Department of Nimbasa Hospital.
Psyche: ~You know why I'm here, asshole.~
Dr. Mitchell: Language, Miss Davis.
Psyche: ~English, Doctor.~
Dr. Mitchell: Sarcasm is not helpful, Miss Davis, please, continue.
Psyche: ~Fine. I'm here because my brother found me about to jump from our house. Happy?~
Dr. Mitchell: I'm happy you managed to survive. A young lady like yourself has so much to live for.
Psyche: ~Oh, if you only knew. Oh... If you only knew.~
Dr. Mitchell: Please, enlighten me.