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[The feed opens up on a rather tall young man. Perhaps it's the size of his cell but it's clear that he would be a rather imposing figure if he were standing. However, he isn't. He's sitting on the bed. Sheets of paper and a pencil are beside him. Those that can read German might be able to make out a few words if you focus.

He gives out a sigh before speaking.]

To my fellow inmates, my name is Doctor Georik Zaberisk. I was a practicing medical doctor before my arrival here.

[He doesn't say more on that subject but, the intent should be obvious: "if you would rather have someone other than the official doctor, you can come to me".]

I sincerely hope that we will have a beneficial relationship.

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Can you remove someone's eyeball and attach it in another's socket?

[He looks almost puzzled for a moment. Such a thing most likely would be theoretically possible, perhaps. He scratches his chin.]

If I have enough time to study the processes of the eyes, then I suppose such a surgery may be possible.

[After all, didn't he think it was impossible to heal Lilith like he did? In his heart he did have his doubts but there were the results...] Don't take my word that I could do a surgery like this right this moment. Theoretically, however, if I had time and the tools I may be able to achieve it.

So you don't do eyeballs. Got it.

I didn't say that I couldn't. Any surgery can't be done suddenly or be taken lightly.

[He could insert an eye but the probability of the person being able to see again... different story.]

You'd have to study, which means you don't know how. It's okay. Not every doctor is a surgeon.

[And he switches to text.]

Admittedly, my area of expertise isn't surgery, yes. However, I do have more experience in neurology. More than the average family doctor.

So you can tell me if I'm crazy and give me lots of pills?

That's pyschology. Neurology is the study of the nervous system. The system that includes the brain and spinal column. I would be of assistance if, for instance, you hurt your back and was unable to walk.

Oh. That's less fun then.

A real doctor? How exciting! 

What a fascinating name, too. Georik Zaberisk! Good to meet you, sir. Call me John.

I followed in my father's footsteps.

Likewise, John.

Carrying on the family legacy then? That's brilliant. He must be very proud of you.

I hope he would be.

Oh, I think he would. You have to be amazing to be a doctor.

One of my deepest regrets is that I wasn't able to tell him that I decided to become a doctor.

Oh, I... I hadn't realized that was what you meant. I'm very sorry.

No apologies are needed.

I was a general practitioner but for several years before my imprisonment, I focused on neurology.

Oh, I see... and you really don't mind working for us?

I wouldn't have offered if I minded.

Hehe, I'm just double checking for sure!

That does make sense.

Doesn't it? There's a lot of scary people here...!

Are you doing fine, miss?

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