Back With A Vengeance

Patient Record #1209: Emersyn (Isolde)

Personal Information

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**Patient Name**: Emersyn Olivia Hart

**Date of Birth**: March 14, 1994

**Age**: 17 (Admitted at age 3)

**Family**:

Mother: Charlotte Hart (Deceased)

Father: Unknown

**Date of Admission**: 

April 21, 1997

**Reason for Admission**:

Emersyn Olivia Hart was admitted to Moonstone Psychiatric Facility at the age of 3 after exhibiting strange and alarming behavior that included frequent blackouts, during which she displayed actions and abilities that seemed impossible for a child her age. Her mother, Charlotte Hart, reported that Emersyn would often "wake up" in completely different locations from where she had last been seen, with no recollection of how she got there. During these blackouts, witnesses reported that Emersyn's behavior would change entirely, and she would introduce herself as "Isolde." This alternate personality demonstrated a far more mature and calculating demeanor and was often linked to incidents where objects moved inexplicably or when physical feats beyond a toddler's capacity were performed.

Charlotte Hart, overwhelmed by the unusual occurrences and unable to care for her child, admitted Emersyn to the psychiatric facility, hoping for an explanation and treatment. Shortly after her admission, Charlotte passed away under suspicious circumstances, leaving Emersyn a ward of the facility.

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**Doctor's Diagnosis**:

Initially diagnosed with *dissociative identity disorder* (DID), Emersyn's case took a darker turn when repeated instances of her alternate personality, "Isolde," displayed abilities that seemed impossible. The personality of Isolde appeared to control her surroundings, manipulate objects without touching them, and even influence those around her. While the medical staff struggled to explain these phenomena, Dr. Anton Greaves insisted on a more scientific approach, dismissing the accounts as hysteria or exaggeration. However, after witnessing an episode where Emersyn, under the control of Isolde, caused several objects to levitate, Dr. Persephone Meadows later took over the case with a more open-minded stance.

Dr. Meadows hypothesized that Emersyn's condition was not purely psychological but tied to unexplainable abilities triggered by trauma and emotional instability. While DID remained the formal diagnosis, Dr. Meadows began exploring whether Emersyn's abilities were a manifestation of suppressed anger, fear, and unresolved grief following her mother's death.

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**Session Notes**:

**May 2, 1997**

Emersyn has adjusted poorly to the facility. She remains quiet most days but experiences sudden blackouts during which her alternate personality, "Isolde," takes over. During today's session, she spoke as Isolde for the first time, explaining that she "protects" Emersyn from things she's too small to understand. Isolde appears far more aware than a child Emersyn's age should be, demonstrating eerie knowledge of the facility's layout and staff schedules. When questioned about her knowledge, she smiles but offers no explanations.

**October 10, 2002**

At 8 years old, Emersyn's blackouts have become more frequent, occurring nearly every other day. During an episode today, Isolde took full control during a therapy session and began to recite complex medical terms far beyond Emersyn's understanding. The lights in the room flickered, and the temperature noticeably dropped. When pressed to explain her abilities, Isolde stated, "I only use what is available to me." No clear explanation has been provided, but the staff is growing increasingly concerned over the possibility of paranormal influences.

**June 17, 2007**

Witnesses report another significant episode involving Isolde. During a blackout, Emersyn—or Isolde—was found standing outside the facility after being locked in her room. Security footage shows the door unlocking itself, though no staff member is seen opening it. Upon being questioned, Isolde cryptically said, "Doors do not bind me, only fear does." Emersyn was later sedated but has no memory of the incident. This growing pattern of unexplainable occurrences has prompted further investigation into her case.

**March 1, 2010**

Emersyn's condition has become more aggressive as she approaches adulthood. Today, during an argument with another patient, she entered a blackout state, and Isolde once again surfaced. The lights in the room shattered, and several items were thrown violently across the room. No one was harmed, but the other patient reported feeling an intense pressure, as though an invisible force was holding her in place. Isolde has become far more defiant, stating that Emersyn "can't survive without me." Dr. Meadows is concerned about the growing volatility of this alternate personality.

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**Aggression Levels**:

**Moderate to High.** 

Emersyn herself presents little to no aggression when conscious, often confused and scared by the events surrounding her blackouts. However, her alter, Isolde, shows a complete lack of empathy and has exhibited signs of manipulation and control over her environment and the people around her. The danger lies not in Emersyn's conscious actions but in her dissociative episodes, where Isolde takes over and demonstrates significant control over her surroundings, including incidents of unexplained telekinetic abilities.

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**Final Notes**:

Emersyn Hart is a unique and challenging case for Moonstone Psychiatric Facility. While dissociative identity disorder is the working diagnosis, the abilities and events associated with her alternate personality, Isolde, defy conventional explanation. Dr. Persephone Meadows has taken a special interest in Emersyn, believing that her condition may be linked to latent abilities triggered by trauma and emotional repression. As Emersyn continues to age, the facility remains on high alert due to the growing power and influence of her alter personality. The line between psychological and supernatural disturbances in this case continues to blur.

**Status**: 

High-security patient, under strict observation.