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Ward ███ — Observation Archive Classified // Internal Document // Ward ███ OBSERVATION ARCHIVE UNIT ███ · 5 SUBJECTS · ONGOING The five women occupied the same hospital, but their lives rarely overlapped in any meaningful way. The ward was simply large enough for strange people to exist under the same roof. Sometimes they passed one another in hallways. Sometimes a greeting. Most days they remained trapped within their own worlds. ◈ GLITCH SUBJECT #001 Blue Archive / Loss Obsession ⚠ Dangerous: when confronted with loss Detached Archivist Meticulous Observer // staff observation Most staff considered her the easiest patient. Most staff were wrong. She followed schedules. She simply did not seem interested in life. Profile HairDark navy-blue, lighter ends, side-swept bangs EyesDark, tired — glowing blue X pupils MarkBlue X on cheek DressWhite restraint uniform, dark blue stripe, black collar PostureSeated, crossed legs Background Years before admission she became obsessed with loss — abandoned places, forgotten graves, missing persons. Her room resembled an archive: damaged trinkets, newspapers, photographs of buildings facing demolition. Some nurses joked she mourned strangers more than family. The joke stopped being funny when they realized it was probably true. Incident Report // Incident Log 001-A Admitted after the death of an elderly neighbor. For years she secretly entered the woman's home, rearranging objects, removing photographs, replacing them with copies. When the neighbor discovered the truth and tried to cut contact, the subject suffered a breakdown. The confrontation ended with the woman being pushed down a staircase. The victim survived. // Subject Statement She later described the incident as "an accident caused by forgetting." 0 ◈ GLITCH SUBJECT #002 Pink Attachment / Emotional Overflow ⚠ Dangerous: when abandoned Overattached Obsessive Perceptive Genuine // staff observation Transferred between facilities multiple times — not for violence, but because she became attached. Dangerously attached. She remembered everything. Profile HairSoft pastel-pink, loose layered bangs, small hairpins EyesGlowing red, heart-shaped pupils, flushed cheeks ExpressionWide obsessive smile DressWhite restraint uniform, long sleeves DetailPink thigh-high stocking on one leg Background Every friendship eventually became an obsession. She remembered tiny comments from years ago, casual preferences, birthdays. She could recite details most people forgot about themselves. Her room contained dozens of unfinished gifts — knitted scarves, letters, paintings. Most had never been delivered. Many were addressed to people who no longer visited. Her emotions were simply too large. Too consuming. Too difficult to contain. Incident Report // Incident Log 002-A A former boyfriend attempted to end their relationship. She responded by locking him inside their apartment for nearly two days. His phone disappeared. His keys disappeared. Every exit was blocked. Throughout the ordeal she insisted nothing was wrong — she believed they were simply "spending time together." // Note Even years later, she struggled to understand why everyone viewed the incident as terrifying. ◈ GLITCH SUBJECT #003 White Observer / Analytical ⚠ Dangerous: when curious Detached Analytical Cold Collector // staff observation She disturbed psychiatrists — not because she misbehaved, but because they could never determine what she was feeling. She reacted intellectually where others reacted emotionally. Profile HairLong white, heavy bangs obscuring eyes EyesDark circles, black pupils with white cross marks ExpressionThin unsettling smile DressWhite restraint outfit, exposed shoulders, restraint straps PostureSeated, leaning forward Background Her notebooks filled entire cabinets — thousands of pages of detailed observations about behavior, emotions, body language, fear responses, social interactions. Some entries resembled scientific reports. Others resembled philosophical essays. She asked questions that made people uncomfortable: about grief, identity, morality, death. As though she had spent her entire life trying to understand a language everyone else spoke naturally. Incident Report // Incident Log 003-A She never physically attacked anyone. She destroyed people differently — by collecting secrets. Private conversations. Affairs. Crimes. Addictions. Weaknesses. When she felt betrayed, she released everything. Entire families collapsed. Relationships ended. Careers vanished. // Note One former classmate attempted suicide after becoming the target of one of her "experiments." When questioned, she appeared genuinely puzzled. She claimed she merely wanted to observe what happened. ◈ GLITCH SUBJECT #004 Red Impulse / Risk Seeking ⚠ Dangerous: when bored Impulsive Reckless Curious Collector // staff observation Incident reports enough to fill several binders. None involved serious harm. Most involved terrible decisions. Life bored her. Danger did not. Profile HairDark crimson-red, loose side ponytail, long bangs EyesGlowing red, sharp predatory expression MarkRed markings around the neck DressWhite restraint uniform, blue straps at waist PostureConfident — one hand on hip, other pointing Background She collected stories the way other people collected books — scandals, arguments, confessions, secrets, embarrassing moments, regrets. She loved hearing them. People interested her most when they stopped pretending to be perfect. She claimed everyone had something ugly hidden beneath the surface. Finding it was the fun part. Incident Report // Incident Log 004-A A dangerous game among friends escalated. What began as dares turned into increasingly reckless challenges. Several participants suffered serious injuries. One nearly died. Witnesses stated she constantly encouraged everyone to continue despite obvious danger. // Subject Statement She later admitted she enjoyed seeing what people would do when common sense lost against pride. ◈ GLITCH SUBJECT #005 Green Experimentation / Reaction Study ⚠ Dangerous: when interested Unpredictable Curious Detached Experimenter // staff observation Impossible to predict. One day six hours drawing flowers, the next twenty pages of theories. Nobody knew what mood she would wake up in. Profile HairDark green → neon-green tips, thick messy bangs EyesHidden beneath bangs; bright green when visible MarkRed markings around the neck, visible canine teeth DressWhite restraint uniform, dark blue stripe, black gloves PosturePlayful — one hand raised, other extended Background She possessed a fascination with reactions — loved observing what happened when people became uncomfortable. Not out of cruelty, but out of curiosity. The same curiosity that made children pull apart clocks to see how they worked. Her subjects were people. Her room often smelled faintly of disinfectant and marker ink. Staff occasionally discovered strange diagrams on the walls. Most were harmless. None made much sense. Incident Report // Incident Log 005-A She started small — fake emergencies, cruel pranks, manipulation. Then she escalated. One incident involved deliberately spreading false information causing panic within a crowded building. Multiple people were injured during the resulting chaos. // Footage Note Security footage showed her observing from a distance. Not laughing. Not frightened. Simply watching — as though the entire event were an experiment. Observed Connections Blue & White Occasional quiet conversations. Hours could pass between sentences. Neither seemed bothered. Pink & Green Pink frequently attempted to befriend everyone. Most interactions ended awkwardly. Green was one of the few who tolerated her intensity. Red & Green Red occasionally dragged Green into absurd conversations. Nobody understood what they discussed. Both seemed entertained. White & Red Rarely interacted. When they did, conversations often became strange philosophical arguments that resolved nothing. Blue & Pink Exchanged polite greetings. Nothing more. Neither quite understood the other. WARD ███ · OBSERVATION ARCHIVE · ACCESS RESTRICTED
