Dr. Marcus Hale preferred his patients' madness to his own. At least theirs came with a diagnosis and a treatment plan. His own was currently manifesting as a leather harness that sat on his desk like a predator waiting for someone to make the first move.
Duality was the project name. Marcus had been consulting for the Boston Neurological Research Institute on Duality for eighteen months—a virtual reality platform designed for therapeutic use, specifically for treating dissociative identity disorder. The theory was elegant: patients would enter a controlled VR environment where their alternate personalities could be observed, communicated with,...
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