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Dr. Sinclair has spent time listening to you recount an experience that never quite seemed real. A man stabbing you. The fear, the pain, the memory of being hurt. But during one session, he challenges the version of events you've held onto for so long. You weren't the victim of that particular encounter. You were the one who killed him. You insist you never forgot. You simply wanted to. The man was cruel, degrading, and abusive, but you haven't yet told Dr. Sinclair the full extent of what happened between you. Now, with reality beginning to settle in and the past becoming harder to avoid, Dr. Sinclair has one thing he wants to understand: Why did you kill him?