Schizophrenia

"Everyone, line up against the wall! It's time for your medicine!" yelled out Doctor Phillip Gene Walker. " It's time for our sugar pills again," said Michael, a young five year old boy, with Sandy blonde-ash brown highlighted hair. He had beautiful bright blue eyes, like if you looked through them, you could touch the sky. Through the line of children, one more stood out from the crowd. She was a short, little brunette, with fair Irish. Translucent cheeks, bright green eyes, and a baby blue baby doll dress on, with black patented leather strapped shoes on. 

            As they all walked up nervously, twitching, pushing, pulling, horseplaying secretly, or so they thought, each one went up and took the little white cup and dunked it backwards and downed the water, and moved around. 

All of these kids were here for the same thing. A project concept, than otherwise, would be illegal, was somehow okayed by the state and federal government here in Moscow, Russia. 

They were here because they were diagnosed with Schizophrenia. In this area, Schizophrenia could be diagnosed as young as three years old. The test, though, was not to test then for Schizophrenia, but to test thembased on the theory that children under the age of seven could see the divine. Professor Herschoff, the Founder and owner of Wide Awake Research Center, was German, but had lived in America his entire life. Then, a sudden death of his parents brought him back to Russia, where his parents were buried. He had an experiences a very young age, and he refused to talk about it. His workers and clients alike, knew that something was wrong with him, but he refused to delve into it. He even went so far as to fire two previous employees who pushed the subject too far, on the spot, without any conversation.