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You're very kind
but you don't lie very well.
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- So, you were trained by Dr Nix?
- I took my residency with him.
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- Why him?
- Because he was the best.
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I was interested in his work
on multiple personalities.
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We wrote a book together
based on one of his patients.
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In the book, we called him Cain.
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- Three Faces Of Cain or something?
- He had many more faces than that.
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Down here.
So, what was the book called?
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Raising Cain:
The Creation And Evolution
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Of The Multiple Personality.
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It was a bestseller.
They even made a TV movie out of it.
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I heard he made quite a lot of money.
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I wouldn't have it.
I had my name removed from the book.
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- Why?
- I didn't want that kind of money.
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What kind of money was that?
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Money profited
off the misfortune of another.
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You still wrote the book.
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I didn't know all the circumstances
surrounding the case.
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- What were they? This way.
- Yes. Let me explain.
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All multiple personality patients,
regardless of their background,
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seem to share
certain childhood traumas.
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Then the original personality
splinters into others.
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For instance,
if a boy is molested by his mother
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or abused by his father,
the original...
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Ah.
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The original personality
forgets it ever happened.
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How could his loving parent
do such a terrible thing?
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And he creates
an alternate personality.
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This becomes the person
it happened to.
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He is the one who suffers the pain
for all the rest.
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Hm, you do something bad,
the other personality takes the rap.
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Very convenient.
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It is not a psychological state
one wishes to acquire.
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With each trauma
there may be another personality.
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Soon scores of them
are running around inside your head,
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squabbling amongst themselves as to
which one controls the consciousness.
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Only one personality can control
the consciousness at one time.