The next scene is modern times for them, and takes place in the Bronx, in 1969. It takes place in a mental hospital where a man named Dr. Sawyer is looking for a job. He used to be a research doctor and now is going to work in this mental hospital, even though this is not his area of work. Dr. Sawyer really cares for the patients, and most of them have encephalitis, which is a disease, contracted from mosquitoes that put the patient in a catatonic state. That means they are in an unconscious state, but the heart works, but there is not any movement. Only certain things will bring out a reaction in these people. For instance, Dr. Sawyer can throw a ball at them and they react by catching the ball. When the ball comes they stick out their arm and catch it, but once the ball is caught, their arm's stay in that position.

One of the patients is Leonard. Dr. Sawyer takes a liking to him. He notices t

One night Dr. Sawyer was watching Leonard while he slept and Dr. Sawyer dozed off. When he woke up, Leonard was gone from his bed. The L'Dopa had brought Leonard back to life and he was able to move on his own. He was able to walk and even write his name. The next day Dr. Sawyer took him around town and showed him all the sights.

hat a certain stimuli can bring forth a small reaction in the patients. If a person is being fed, and they play a piece of music that he likes, he will start eating on his own, but that is all he will do, nothing else.

One day Leonard wanted out of the hospital. The guards said he couldn't go and he got angry. Leonard had never been angry like this before, and everyone thought it was a side effect of the drug. Things kept getting worse. Leonard had a physical confrontation with Dr. Sawyer, and he hit him in the face. It seems his body was developing a tolerance to the drug and his lively condition was starting to deteriate back into the vegetable state that he was once in. all of the other patients were worried that the same thing was going to happen to them. This happened to Leonard first because he was on the drug long before any of the others

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