It seems we
miscalculated the subjects state of hibernation when we returned her to her
abode. Although it seems she does not recall the experiments we performed on
her, Beth has reported a vague sense of unease and what she classified as “bad
dreams” to the individuals who share her abode. These individuals assuaged her
concerns by explaining there were a number of substances mixed in the
atmosphere of her abode and they explained the dreams were probably a result of
inhalation of the substances when she returned from the library.
It didn’t
take much to convince the subject the events she described were the result of
substance induced sleep. It is unfortunate she was exposed to the influences of
the substances at this stage of the research since one of the reasons we chose
this subject was she kept her body pure of false stimulants and depressants.
Although her environment is frequently inundated by mind altering substances
the subject rarely partakes.
We were able
to observe the subject as she progressed through her day. Our concern for her
state of mind grow as she traversed to each of her courses. She frequently
demonstrated concern for her surroundings and continuously looked around as if
expecting to find someone approaching stealthily behind her. It seems her
experience in our lab has instilled a sense of paranoia in her mind and she has
become uncomfortable in her environment. Our hope is that this feeling she has
suddenly developed does not interfere with our ability to observe and record
our findings.
The
discomfort she felt during the day may severely impact our research. We will
wait to assess the results from the samples we took before proceeding further in
our studies. At this point we will continue our observations but we will wait
to perform any more experiments until we assess the effects this round of tests
had on her.
We do not
intend any harm, but these subjects tend to be fragile in body, mind and
spirit. It doesn’t take much to harm them and our entire study will be for
naught if we have to start our search for another test subject. We will allow
the test subject a complete hibernation cycle before continuing our
observations.
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