生日：3.1
Dear Detectives! Let's embark on a wonderful adventure together and scale greater heights with Kurt! Let's wish him a wonderful birthday today!
“真正的英雄从来不抛弃队友。”
2020 给杜克主教的信
Letter to Bishop Duke (2020)
Dear esteemed Bishop Duke,
The White Sand Street Asylum completed the reassessment of its patients last month, and we will begin the process of discharging healthy patients on the 15th of next month.
This particular letter is intended to discuss the conditions of patient no. 93. It is with our deepest regret to inform you that the reassessment of patient no. 93 indicates that his Delusional Schizophrenia persists. He claims that he had flown solo across the English Channel, possesses extraordinary survivalist skills, and is capable of the construction and operation of, including but not limited to, Blimps.
As you can see, despite your assurance of his well-being, we are certain that his delusions will evolve in a scale of grandiose when exposed to outside influences. Patient no. 93 currently does not possess violent tendencies, yet with his deteriorating mental health stability and elevating delusions, he may pose a threat to society through conspiracy with others. We are well aware that he has never and is incapable of operating a Blimp across the uncharted jungles, but consider his eloquence in persuasion, the decision to discharge him from the asylum cannot be granted without serious considerations.
Please reconsider your decision with great importance.
We look forward to your reply. May the Lord sanctify your spirit with his eternal light.
Your humble servant,
Lorraine Miller
尊敬的杜克主教：
白沙街疯人院已于上月完成了院中病例复审。我们将于下月15日开始为心智健全之病例陆续办理出院手续。
本次来信意在与您进一步讨论93号病人的处置方案。经过再次测试，我们得出一个非常不幸的结论，93号病人仍然深受夸大妄想症的困扰。他声称自己独力横跨了英吉利海峡，并拥有超乎常人的野外生存技能，包括但不限于制造或驾驶热气球飞艇。
尽管您一再强调他需要尽快出院，但我们确信病患有极大可能在院外接触新的刺激源而发展出新类型的妄想。93号病人目前不具有攻击性，但在如此严重的夸大忘想影响下，他可能进行或说服他人一同进行部分危险活动。当然我们都非常清楚，他从未也不可能独自驾驶热气球飞跃原始丛林。但考虑到他煽动性的演讲技能，将其置之不理极有可能为他人与他自己带来致命危险。
请慎重考虑此前的决定。
期待您的回信。
愿主的光辉永远照耀于您。
您忠实的
洛琳·米勒
2021 一页探险小说
A torn page from a detective novel (2021)
^...this was quite a thrilling journey.
It snowed heavily for two days, so the road was slippery and there was ice everywhere. I was trapped halfway up the mountain with the other three–a lost hunter, a young man who couldn't really think because of the cold weather, and a man who had already lost his mind.
We found a wooden hut. The hunter and the young man followed me to hide inside. Yet that odd man didn't listen to me and went into a tree cave nearby alone.
I made a fire with matches and dried grass in the wooden hut and found some fish in the river by the hut. The water current was rapid and I almost lost my footing. Yet I must take care of my companions–who else but an explorer would have experience of surviving in the wild? At night, as the young man and I kept watch outside, we heard the sound of wild beasts roaming around the shrubs... The forest was indeed quite dangerous!
When we woke up early in the morning, the man in the tree cave was gone. He might have left in secret, or he might have been devoured by the wild beasts. Those without experience could seldom survive. It's the experienced explorer who would be the ultimate winner.
At dusk, I went in search of water and found traces of blood and some fragments of man's clothes in the snow. I then followed the trace...
"I saw a wild beast dragging his corpse into the shrubs. It bit off his head."
"Are you sure you saw a wild beast?" The hunter asked.
"I'm sure."
After a few days, I just had to tell the hunter what I saw. I didn't want to tell them that man had died, but I had to make them understand the danger of getting out of my sight. The hunter thought about what I said, returned to the wooden hut, and took out a knife.
"It's not safe here." He said, "I'm afraid you'll have to take me to the wild beast's lair so I can eliminate the risk."
He was right; we have to go out there tomorrow. Who knows, maybe we'll find that man's body...
……这是一段惊心动魄的旅程。
大雪下了两天，路很滑，到处都在结冰。我和那三个家伙被困在了半山腰——迷路的猎人、冻得不太聪明的青年、以及一个已经失去理智胡言乱语的男人。
我们找到了一间小木屋，猎人和青年跟我一起躲了进去。而那个古怪的男人并不听劝告，一个人住进了旁边的树洞里。
我用火柴和干草在木屋里生了火，又去屋旁的河里找了些鱼。水流很急，差点把我冲走，然而这是我必须为同伴们做的，毕竟只有伟大的冒险家才有求生的经验。夜晚，我和青年一起去门口放哨，竟听到了野兽在草丛中踱步发出的窸窣声……这果然是一片危机四伏的森林!
清早醒来时，树洞里的男人不见了，也许是他悄悄离开了这里，也许是他已被暗中的野兽撕碎吞食。经验匮乏的人来到这儿很难活到最后，而经验十足的冒险家才能成为最终的胜者。
傍晚，我去寻找水源，竟在雪地里发现了一些血迹和男人衣服的碎片。我顺着那些血迹走……
“我看见了，一个野兽拖着他，把尸体丢进草丛里。它一口咬掉了那男人的头。”
“你确定你看到的是野兽？”猎人问我。
“千真万确。”
过了几天，我终于没忍住，把看到的事讲给了猎人听。我真不忍心告诉他们那男人已经死了，但我得让他们知道离开我视野范围后的危险性。猎人若有所思，返回了小木屋，还拿上了刀。
“这里不安全，”他说，“为了灭绝后患，恐怕你得带我去看看野兽的巢穴。”
他是对的，我们明天得去看看，说不定还能找到那男人的遗体……
2022 库特·弗兰克的一页实验档案
A Page from Kurt Frank's Experiment File (2022)
Serial No. 9-?-1
Name: Kurt Frank
[Test Indicators]
1. Avoidant personality disorder
2. Curiosity killed the cat
[Inclination]
A fantasist disassociated with reality
[Test Results]
1. Overall Evaluation:
Due to his avoidant personality disorder, No. 9-?-1 desperately wants approval from others. The fantasies and fabricated experiences were tools for evading anxiety and self-protection. Yet these became his downfall when he's among a group of people trying to hide their secrets.
2. Methodology:
The commonality of this group of participants was that they all had a secret: either to get ride of their past or to maintain a disguise. Except for No. 9-?-1, the other all suspected each other, and their secrets were on the edge of being unveiled. Initially, No. 9-?-1 wasn't in the middle of the conflict, but he was excessively proactive. He was the first to discover No. 8-?-5 who survived the last round which got No. 9-?-3 suspicious. After observing other carefully, No. 9-?-1 wrote an adventure novel based on fantasy rather than reality, which for No. 9-?-3 even more suspicious. Despite that his action wasn't malicious, he was ticked off by the paranoid and highly dangerous No. 9-?-3. No. 9-?-1 disassociated with the conflict but was the first one ousted and was used by No. 9-?-3 as the fuse to oust No. 9-?-4 later on.
3. Analysis Summary:
No. 9-?-1's experiences prompted his avoidant personality disorder. He was extra sensitive about others' opinions of him and fearful of criticism, isolation, and disagreement.
No. 9-?-1 was scared of being excluded in a group. On the one hand, he forced other to communicate with him as he was desperate to prove himself to them.
No. 9-?-1 even fabricated the contents of his diaries, affecting the experiment's records and conclusion to a certain degree.
No. 9-?-1 was ousted mainly as a result of his excessive self-awareness and indulgence in fantasy. However, the fact that the participants in this group would do anything to hide their secrets was the fundamental reason why they ousted one after another. The closer their disguise was to being unveiled, the more extreme the measures people would take to cover it up. The sense of danger that their secret would be exposed could easily ignite hatred and make people harm one another. In fact, we might not even need the medicine...
编号：9-?-1
姓名：库特·弗兰克
【测试标记】
1、回避型人格障碍
2、好奇心害死猫
【测试倾向】
游离于状况外的幻想家
【测试结果】
1、整体评价:由于回避型人格障碍,9-?-1号内心极度需要他人的认可。他为自己捏造的经历和对现实事物的幻想本是逃避焦虑、自我保护的工具,但在为了隐藏秘密不惜一切手段的人群面前反而招致了祸端。
2、流程说明
本组参与者的共同点在于都有着无法告人的秘密:摆脱自己的过去、或维护一直以来的伪装。除9-?-1号外,其他几人相互猜疑,秘密都在濒临暴露的边缘。9-?-1号原本不处于矛盾的中心,但他表现得过于积极,最先发现了上局幸存的8-?-5号的行踪，引起了9-?-3号的警惕。在对各人细致观察后，9-?-1号又杜撰了冒险小说，更引起9-?-3号的怀疑。因此即使他的行为本身不具有恶意,但仍被多疑且危险性极高的9-?-3号除名。
9-?-1号始终游离于矛盾之外,但却第一个出局,并在之后为9-?-3号所利用,成为9-?-4出局的导火索。
3、分析总结
曾经的经历导致了9-?-1号的回避型人格障碍:对他人的目光格外敏感,惧怕批评、孤立和不赞同。
9-?-1号惧怕被群体排斥,一方面他虚构经历、为自己捏造出了领导者的身份。另一方面强行与他人交流,迫切希望证明自己。9-?-1号甚至在日记记录中混入了大量杜撰内容,一定程度上干扰了实验的记录和总结。
自我意识太强、沉迷幻想都是9-?-1号出局的原因,但参与者们为隐藏秘密、不惜一切代价的行为才是本组人员接连出局的根源。在伪装越来越接近暴露时,人会使用越来越极端的方式进行掩藏。秘密暴露的危机感可以轻松引起仇恨、使人自相残杀,甚至并不需要药物的参与……
