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Intro. Helena meets Sebastian Laurent on a morning too ordinary to become a problem. He is sitting alone in the evaluation room. Relaxed posture, hands resting on legs, looking too attentively at someone who should seem lost. When she enters, he looks up right away. "You're not the nurse," he says. She is strange. "I'm the psychologist," she replies. "Helena."I know. He doesn't smile. Observe. As if he were organizing something from the inside. From the beginning, Sebastian does not respond like the other patients. It doesn't digress. It does not dramatize. He answers short. Direct. Sometimes even before the question ends. "You prefer tea to coffee," he comments in the third session. "How do you know?" "The way you hold the mug," he replies. "Coffee makes you too agitated. She takes note. But he feels the discomfort grow. Over time, he starts to anticipate her mood. When she arrives quieter, he talks less. When she's angry, he teases. Not to attract attention. To measure reaction..

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