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<blockquote data-quote="Tale_Weaver" data-source="post: 6111906" data-attributes="member: 77228">When Meredith pushes the play button Grout's voice comes out of the tape recorder. &quot;It is quite peculiar, the happenings I've been made to witness for my supernatural longevity. I am thinking of one unfortunate phenomenon in particular of unique interest to my station both as a professional and as a sufferer of this vampiric &quot;condition&quot;. It seems the stream of time has begun to erode the moorings of my chosen course of study, for the methodologies that gave birth to psychology are slowly disappearing. I find myself in an era that overlooks the physical component on physiological pathology time and again in favor of the &quot;sophistic practices&quot; of Freud. Phrenology, Dactopindalism and the rest of the &quot;old guard&quot; have fallen to the wayside its champions all silenced in death with my unique exception. Would that I could make my voice heard again, although it may be suspicious should I return to popular medical discourse fifty years after my apparent death. Grout sighs &quot;No, better that I continue my studies into the psychosis in secret. One day may I hold up a cure as validation of the methods. I confident no cure for my condition or that of my beloved wife lies within our figurative minds waiting to be unlocked by the &quot;correct combination of memories&quot; recovered from our childhoods and I'm most certain it has nothing to do with the relationship between myself, my parents and my genitals. Sorry Sigmund, but I choose to stay my course. In time too may your star fade and disappear.&quot;Lacey looks around and says &quot;Well...that wasn't the Beatles...&quot;</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Tale_Weaver, post: 6111906, member: 77228"] When Meredith pushes the play button Grout's voice comes out of the tape recorder. "It is quite peculiar, the happenings I've been made to witness for my supernatural longevity. I am thinking of one unfortunate phenomenon in particular of unique interest to my station both as a professional and as a sufferer of this vampiric "condition". It seems the stream of time has begun to erode the moorings of my chosen course of study, for the methodologies that gave birth to psychology are slowly disappearing. I find myself in an era that overlooks the physical component on physiological pathology time and again in favor of the "sophistic practices" of Freud. Phrenology, Dactopindalism and the rest of the "old guard" have fallen to the wayside its champions all silenced in death with my unique exception. Would that I could make my voice heard again, although it may be suspicious should I return to popular medical discourse fifty years after my apparent death. Grout sighs "No, better that I continue my studies into the psychosis in secret. One day may I hold up a cure as validation of the methods. I confident no cure for my condition or that of my beloved wife lies within our figurative minds waiting to be unlocked by the "correct combination of memories" recovered from our childhoods and I'm most certain it has nothing to do with the relationship between myself, my parents and my genitals. Sorry Sigmund, but I choose to stay my course. In time too may your star fade and disappear." Lacey looks around and says "Well...that wasn't the Beatles..." [/QUOTE]

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