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Clark County Psytriatric Hospital's newest resident. Manson is a very sarcastic and mischievous man with early onset schizophrenia. He has often had trouble with his bizarre delusions that always got him into trouble, but nothing ever severe enough to land him in the loony bin. Manson believes him... read more

Clark County Psytriatric Hospital's newest resident. Manson is a very sarcastic and mischievous man with early onset schizophrenia. He has often had trouble with his bizarre delusions that always got him into trouble, but nothing ever severe enough to land him in the loony bin. Manson believes himself to be independent and therefore should not remain in the ward. Because of this, he's quite unhappy with his current situation, but he's going to have some fun before his release. "Hey, is this chair flammable? I want to make s'mores!"

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"Mr. Moss, will you please get that out of your mouth." A compassionate and intelligent man with absolutely zero flaws, Dr. Acevedo has recently taken the troublesome Manson under his care. He takes great pride in his job, but when not working, he'll always be found resting in his armchair listenin... read more

"Mr. Moss, will you please get that out of your mouth." A compassionate and intelligent man with absolutely zero flaws, Dr. Acevedo has recently taken the troublesome Manson under his care. He takes great pride in his job, but when not working, he'll always be found resting in his armchair listening to opera.

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A hallucination that frequently torments Manson. She is part of the Furniture Women trio. The trio were constructed by Manson's subconscious to be his friends, and are devoted to steering him the "right" path, even to the detriment of his mental health. In the best endings, Chair vanishes. In Dorot... read more

A hallucination that frequently torments Manson. She is part of the Furniture Women trio. The trio were constructed by Manson's subconscious to be his friends, and are devoted to steering him the "right" path, even to the detriment of his mental health. In the best endings, Chair vanishes. In Dorothy's route, she gains the name Jennifer.

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"Manson, Manson! What should we do today?" Jones is a shy, 7ft giant who thinks much more with his golden heart than his brain. He and Manson attend group therapy together, and his room is just down the hallway. When stressed or excited, he rocks in his chair and hums.

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A hallucination that frequently torments Manson. She is part of the Furniture Women trio. The trio were constructed by Manson's subconscious to be his friends, and are devoted to steering him the "right" path, even to the detriment of his mental health. In the best endings, Lamp vanishes. In Doroth... read more

A hallucination that frequently torments Manson. She is part of the Furniture Women trio. The trio were constructed by Manson's subconscious to be his friends, and are devoted to steering him the "right" path, even to the detriment of his mental health. In the best endings, Lamp vanishes. In Dorothy's route, she gains the name Tasha. In The Hole of Love,

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A hallucination that frequently torments Manson. She is part of the Furniture Women trio. The trio were constructed by Manson's subconscious to be his friends, and are devoted to steering him the "right" path, even to the detriment of his mental health. In the best endings, Mirror vanishes. In Doro... read more

A hallucination that frequently torments Manson. She is part of the Furniture Women trio. The trio were constructed by Manson's subconscious to be his friends, and are devoted to steering him the "right" path, even to the detriment of his mental health. In the best endings, Mirror vanishes. In Dorothy's route, she gains the name Heather.