Decker reveals that his special friend is really an auditory hallucination who ceaselessly comments on his life and actions.
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Decker talks about his flirtation with suicide, his hatred of women, his virginity, and a girl that he just met.
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Decker calls from jail--his mother is dead and he believes that he might have murdered her.
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Decker, free from jail and much improved due to the antipsychotic medication, has been cleared of murdering his mother and is eager to return to therapy.
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Decker claims to have amnesia about the night his mother was raped and murdered, although he remembers getting into a violent argument with her.
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Decker makes a cryptic comment which may relate to his mother's murder and storms out mid-session.
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Decker calls, says that he has been through hell and back, and pleads to be allowed to return to therapy.
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Decker exhibits a surprising personality change and tells of a valuable gift from a father he's never known.
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Decker's rage over a triviality shows that he views the world through a distorted prism caused by schizophrenia and paranoia.
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Decker tells of the recent loss of his virginity while he feigned sleep and how his seducer may now be charging him with rape.
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Decker, a psychotic, experiments with smoking marijuana.
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Decker comes in sick-drunk on tequila, raising the concern of an adverse interaction with his medication.
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Decker recounts a horrific childhood story of a man being violently murdered during sexual intercourse with Decker's mother.
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Decker's father, whom Decker had just recently met, is killed in an automobile accident.
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