She tried to stand, only to have her legs crumple under her weight and

send her pinwheeling face down to the ground. Carpet cushioned her

fall. It was a nice carpet though. Industrial-weave loom. A pleasing blend

of gray, and brown. Perfect for hiding those pesky blood splatters.

'Ok,' Renee thought 'legs aren't operational yet.' Carefully she pushed

herself into a pushup position, and her stomach and chest only gave

minor twinges of pain. Gotta love the modern miracles of science. Slowly,

she stood, careful to keep an eye on the door. After all no doctor wants

their patient breaking out of the hospital. And that was exactly what

she was going to do. She tightened the gown more around her body

and frowned as she formulated a plan. Step one, find something else

to wear. Step two, get past nurses and doctors. Step three, find

somewhere else to go. Out of all of them she decided step three was

going to be the hardest. There was no force in this world that was going

to get her to go back "home". As she got to the door, she peeked around

the corner and after a nurse passed she slipped into the hall and began

looking for a janitors closet, maybe she could find something there.

As she found a closet that had the potential of being a janitors she jiggled

the handle. Locked. She muttered darkly under her breath. So when a

door opened to the sound of a toilet flushing, she didn't move fast enough.

"Hey! You there! What are you doing out of your room?" yelled a male voice

She turned slowly like people do in horror movies. A doctor. Great. He

marched stiffly toward her his scrubs moving in that overstarched way.

"Young lady, you must return to your room at once!" he barked

She gave doe like eyes " I was just looking for a nurse, I was wondering

when food will be coming around." Innocent, she cautioned herself,

innocent will win this race. The mans face softened.

"Oh, did you just wake up?"

A nod.

"Well come with me. We'll get you fixed right up."

Bright eyes and rapid nods.

The man smiled at her "I'm Doctor Brown. Who are you?"

She smiled, " Nice to meet you, I'm Renee Dagmar."

His smile vanished suddenly a vein bulging in his neck. He grabbed

her arm and began pulling her back toward her room. "Nurse!" He

yelled as he came around to the nurses station, jolting the three

women like he had fired a gunshot at a bunch of deer.

"Yes, Dr. Brown?" the nurse who had brought Renee her pills asked.

He glared "I want to know what miss Dagmar is doing out of her room, now!"

The woman jumped as she spotted Renee for the first time. "Oh! Come

here right now Miss Dagmar." Her voice held authority in it. As Renee

tried to walk toward the nurse Dr Brown jerked on her arm, pulling

her back violently. Her eyes swam. She grimanced as her stomach

heaved and she gave a dry heave which while it didn't expel anything

it still hurt and felt as bad as if she had. Dr. Brown looked at her with disgust.

"This patient is to be sedated, and moved to a secure room."

The nurse nodded "Yes Dr. Brown, right away sir."

He nodded and said "Do so. Immediately."

Renee flinched as if she had been slapped.

'Great, just great. One second I'm the model patient with hunger pangs. Next?

Im treated like some type of psychotic nutcase.' she thought with a frown.

A nurse bustled over to her and inserted a needle into her arm and depressed

the plunger. Renee looked at her suspiciously "What did you just--oh." mumbled

Renee. Her eyes flickered softly until they closed. Apparently it was her naptime,

wasn't she the bad little girl?

A whirling noise was being played over and over again through her mind, as

for the second time she opened her eyes to unfamiliar surroundings. Renee tried

to move but couln't even twitch her toes. Oh, where was Dorothy and Todo when

you needed them? She sighed dramatically and eyed the ceiling. White ceiling.

Again. Did anyone else sense a theme here? Her nose tingled , and she was able

to twitch it. The tinglings continued down on to her shoulders. Great. Now she could

move her head. As she opened her mouth, her jaw popped loudly. At least it was

functional. Now if only someone was kind enough to put a body part within reach of

her head. Chomp! She bit down on an invisable persons arm, imagining the satisfaction

it would bring her. Alas, it was not meant to be. The tingling continued downward arm and

upper body movement was now available to her. She leveled herself upon her elbows and

eyed her room. Taupe walls definately a theme. It was a small room a door with no handle

was across the room from her position the no handle part was not a good sign. There was

a small table and a plastic kid char by the door. She looked around and took a closer look,

three of the walls were taupe but the fourth wall which is where the door was was mirrored

lovely. One way glass. Directly in front of her position was a bathroom. Not a closet. She

could see the toilet but not through the door but through the wall itself. The glass wall, clear

glass. Grade school bathroom peaping had left someone with a very disturbing fettish.

As feeling came back to her lower body she carefully stood this time not performing a face plant

she surveyed her room carefully and narrowed her eyes as an odd scratching sound filled her

ears. Rats? Mice? No not this........place was nothing if not clean, as stearlized

as a McDonalds kitchen on health inspection day. She turned her head and saw an intercom

that was on. So that was where it came from. She angled her head. Scratch, scratch, scratch,-

pen on paper. Someone was writing outside her cell. About what? She walked away from the

door then stopped and whirled about. The noise stopped. She beared her teeth in a very

unhuman like gesture and snarled, and then opened her mouth futher and began using the

mirrored wall as an impromptue mirror to pick at an imaginary piece of food in her teeth.

Frenzied scribbling insued. Well at least she knew the subject of the note taker. She thought

back. Nope she didn't recall signing any consent forms either. She walked closer to the door

and pounded on the glass. It didn't move at all but it did resound with a loud boom with each

strike. She didn't yell if they couldn't hear her pounding then how was shouting going to help?

She tapped her foot as she waited. A long couple of minuets passed "yes?" a womans neutrally

timid voice, " I want to speak to someone in charge." Calm and collected was the way. "I'm

afraid that is not possible." Utterly polite, disgustingly so.

Renee pounded harder.

"Please don't do that. Violence never solves anything, miss." So calm almost as if she was bored.

Renee snorted.

Says who?

She turned an began walking away and then turned and slammed the wall to her side a

round house kick. A chunck of plaster flew free from the wall revealing a slab of solid

metal. Renee scratched her head and humphed.

"Please step away from the wall, miss." A male voice said in a monatone. Renee rolled

her eyes again the man sounded like the car alarm on her mothers Beamer the mechanical

voce warned to move away if by chance a person passed within six inches of it. She snorted

a laugh as even though she had been warned to stay away from the car she never had. Following

such past experience she did not step away from the wall, but instead slammed her fist into the

wall cracking even more of the plaster. A radio squacked. "Sir we are having problems with the

uhhh patient." He sounded worried now Renee smircked. Great! She had made the nice gaurd

worried now what? Suddenly she heard a banging noise then screams and gun fire. Huh, she thought

I didn't expect that reaction. The man cursed and said, "We're under attack instogating lockdown."

She raised her eyebrows since when did hospitals get attacked?