The doctor examined Ray's lungs and heart rate. "Looks like side-effects," he said. "She'll need oxygen. Get a stretcher and get her into the infirmary. I'll administer new medicine there."
One nurse rushed out of the room to get a stretcher.

Benjamin looked at Ray, she finally woke up from whatever apathetic state she had been in. "Will she be okay?" he asked.

"Don't worry," the doctor said as he turned to Benjamin. "She is in good hands."

That was something Benjamin doubted, but Ari really was having diffulties and maybe the doctor could really help her. He glanced to Ray to see what she was doing, while trying to make sure no-one noticed he was looking at nothing again. He rubbed his head.

"Are you okay?" the doctor asked.

"Headache. Took my medicine for the first time."

"Good. You'll feel better with it."

Benjamin flashed a smile, he doubted it, but if the docteo wanted to believe that, that was fine with him.

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Marc stared at Sara when she shared her concern. "That would be bad, but we are trying to make them better, right? We follow the treatment plan of the psychiatrist..." his voice trailed off, Susanna hadn't been catatonic when he had arrived. The psychiatrist had assured him she had been on the path of becoming catatonic, but Sara's words made him doubt. That male patient, Simon, that had gone home so abruptly... "I mean," he continued, "doctors do want their patients to get better, right?" He sounded as if he wanted to believe that and he looked at Sara in the hopes to get a confirmation.