"Sometimes, individuals who are predisposed for Dissociative Identity Disorder never manifest any symptoms until a particular traumatic event triggers them."

Chilton explained, with unusual patients. Normally he wouldn't spare such genteel constructs towards just anyone, but Connors had officially become A Very Special Patient. He extended a hand to his company's shoulder, and gave it a squeeze. Chilton considered this a comforting motion.

"That serum could have been traumatic, though you may have repressed the entirety -- it could have exaggerated your brain chemistry, provoking what were previously quieter elements of your personality." Chilton watched Connors, keeping eye contact just above the brow. It was as if he was eying the brain itself. Another smile was offered.