The Forgotten Girl - One Shot

On a cold fall evening, a girl was found on the sidewalk, laying unconcious. The person immediately dials 911. When the paramedics arrive however, the girl is completely alone. Nobody was in sight.

When the girl wakes up, a big problem is found Nothing is wrong with her, physically. The problem is that this girl doesn't remember anything. She doesn't recall who she is, where she came from, or even her personality. That's not all though.

This girl, found alone in the street, has completely forgotten how to speak. She can't speak English, can't think in English, or even sign it. It's as if she is a newborn baby, watching the world with unknowing and curious eyes.

It seems as if everything is hopeless - nobody knows where she came from or who she is. That is, until a folder comes. This folder has all of the information about this girl. Her name, age, likes, dislikes, everything.

The doctors decide to try an experiment. They will prepare 3 rooms; one filled with every thing she loves, one filled with things she is indifferent about, and one filled with everything this girl hates or is afraid of. The point of this? The doctors want to find out more about memory loss - if you lose your memory, is there somewhere in your brain that stores everything, like a backed up file of your life? If there is, is there any way to reach those memories and bring them back?

This experiment could go two ways; The girl can rediscover who she is and was, or she could go completely insane. What will happen?