
PSYCH 126: Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder
Medlock Holmes enters an immense Neo-Victorian institution called The Citadel of the Unfinished Alarm.
At the centre is a vast clock frozen at the moment of trauma.
Outside the citadel, the danger has passed.
Inside, however, bells continue to ring.
A veteran ducks at the sound of a car backfiring. A survivor avoids a street that resembles the place of an assault. Another wakes from the same nightmare night after night. A fourth scans every room for exits.
Holmes immediately recognises the defining paradox of post-traumatic stress disorder:
The event belongs to the past, but the nervous…
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