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Well, so maybe it didn't solve much, but at least it'll help with theories, right? I marked all the locations people gave me, but I can't see a discernible pattern to support the hallucinogen theory. I also thought it might've had a centralized location if it'd been something to do with soundwaves, but it doesn't look like that's the case either.

There's also the possibility that it mostly affected those going to places that are usually under heavy guard. The route to the basement is almost like a trail. But it doesn't account for the ones who hadn't even left their rooms. Maybe it was a waste of time but at least it eliminated some of the possible theories, right? Any idea why there wasn't any activity at all on the East side of the building on either floor? Do people just not go there often? Any ideas or discussion would be helpful.

~Sakura

[Agh, I fail and just used the maps from the comm. So please pretend that they aren't nearly as detailed as the one shown here. Also, the hallways aren't labeled and only major rooms have been named.]

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That's true. But I also think there's probably at least a handful of patients who didn't participate in the survey. So it's hard to know for sure.

Sorry, I guess it's kind of unclear. That patient's symptoms began at the first dot, but they wandered over to the balcony where they fell down into the Sun Room. They weren't floating.

On the other hand, it may have simply meant there was a greater density of individuals in those areas and that the attacks simply hit a random sample of the population.

I'd been wondering what the arrows meant. So he was well enough to walk that far while still being affected?

Yeah, I guess that's pretty likely too. I'll try to look into other options.

I'm assuming so? I don't think anyone died right away. It seems like they had plenty of time to remember what happened.

It would be helpful if we had more demographic information, to see the differences between those who were affected and those who were not based on more than location.

But under the circumstances, it's probably impossible.

I'll see what I can do. I'm kind of wondering if it's moot at this point. Unless it happens again. Since the only damage was psychological, maybe it's a waste of time.

I'd like to note that psychological damage does still count as harm and is very unpleasant. I'd like to find some way of ensuring it does not happen again.