Mirage of Blooming Swords 3-2: Past Records
Overview
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Script
Giannovyn Research Center - Reception
What did Vyn find in the documents? Go to the research institute and ask him.
You: Dr. Richter, I'm here. About the file you mentioned... What is it?
Vyn: Well, when I was sorting through my patients' files, I stumbled upon a diagnosis filed three years ago.
Vyn: Including some notes that the patient wrote... I would like you to help me confirm the handwriting.
You: Handwriting? But... is it ethical for me to read patients' diagnostic reports?
Vyn: Normally, it is not allowed, but these are extenuating circumstances, so we have no choice.
You: I see. I promise not to disclose the information in the diagnosis report to anyone uninvolved.
Vyn: The file is on the desk in my office. Let me show it to you.
Giannovyn Research Center - Consultation Room
Look at the documents on Vyn's desk and confirm the victim's handwriting.
You: (This must be the report he's referring to. Judging from the foxing on the paper, this report must have been stored for two or three years.)
You: Diagnostic note: The patient often shows symptoms of depression, insomnia, reduced mental capacity, apathy, self-blaming...
You: After a comprehensive diagnosis, the patient seems to suffer from major depressive disorder.
You: (It looks like it's just a run-of-the-mill diagnosis.)
You: Signature: Ronnie Rowe. Huh? This patient's handwriting...
Vyn: You noticed, too, right? This handwriting is very similar to the handwriting on the wedding dress order you got from Ms. Mendoza.
You: Hold on, let me compare it with the photo of the order forms...
Ask Vyn for details about the patient's diagnosis.
After several comparisons, both of you are certain that this patient's handwriting is a close match to the one on the wedding dress order form.
In other words, Anne Croft may have come to Vyn's institute for counseling three years ago under an alias, Ronnie Rowe.
You: Dr. Richter... what's the likelihood that Ronnie Rowe is actually Anne Croft?
Vyn: The evidence we have so far is not solid... It is hard for me to make a concrete judgment.
Vyn: However, Ronnie Rowe's situation was somewhat unique, so I have quite an impression of her.
You: Anne Croft... No, what was Ronnie Rowe's condition at that time? Dr. Richter, can you tell me anything about it?
Vyn: Miss Rowe suffered from aplastic anemia. At that time, her condition wasn't good.
Vyn: Every time she came to my clinic, she would wear a mask and a cap, making it impossible to see her features.
Vyn: If a patient does not want to reveal their face, as their doctor, I cannot force them to. So I don't know what she looks like.
Vyn: But because of this, she left a deep impression on me.
You: Aplastic anemia!? That's a very serious blood disease... What was her condition like at that time?
Vyn: She suffered from chronic aplastic anemia. Her symptoms were relatively mild.
Vyn: Furthermore, she received treatment a while before her consultation, so her condition was pretty stable.
You: Oh, that's good...
Vyn: However, this sort of disease can easily relapse. The treatment process is complex and can be very costly.
You: (Then for these three years... she must have had a difficult time.)
You: How was Miss Rowe's mental state at the time? Did she ever talk to you about her circumstances?
Vyn: She was mentally unstable at the time, and had relatively serious feelings of self-loathing.
Vyn: I remember... One of the things she often said to me was, "If it wasn't for me, he wouldn't have died."
You: He? Who is he...?
Vyn: Miss Rowe did not tell me who he was.
Vyn: But from what she said, I could guess that he was very important to her.
You: In other words, someone close to her passed away, leading to her emotional breakdown. That important person... Was he a friend, lover, or family member?
You: Three years ago, Ronnie Rowe had an emotional breakdown and came to the Psychology Research Institute for treatment. Three years ago, Miss Croft's boyfriend left her...
All the clues seem to point to three years ago...
If we can figure out what happened three years ago, can we solve the mystery?
You: It would be great if we could find Miss Rowe and confirm some things in person. Dr. Richter, do you still have her contact details?
Vyn: She hasn't come to my institute for any follow-up appointments in the past few years. She didn't answer the phone when the nurses called her about them.
Vyn: Maybe we can search for her address on the diagnosis reports. Perhaps we'll find something.
You: Her residential address is Room 2302, Block 7, Attar Park, Amity Heights. Oh, it's quite easy to get there...
You: Dr. Richter, are you free later? I'd like to investigate this with you.
Vyn: Of course. I would be happy to accompany you.
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