Herbert, a new patient, is a misogynistic drug dealer who is seeking recreational pharmaceuticals to ease his troubles.
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Herb talks about dealing drugs and recounts a bit of his childhood: growing up with a permissive, drug abusing mother and a parade of her abusive lovers.
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Herb calls from Reno, Nevada to spread the news of his quickie wedding.
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Herbert is high on drugs and vicious to Lenore, his new bride.
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Lenore paints a grim picture of life with Herbert.
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Herb further reveals himself as a particularly unpleasant and abusive person.
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Herbert makes a big score selling drugs to a college fraternity.
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Herbert attacks Lenore, who shows up beaten and bloody.
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Herbert describes with relish how he sexually assaulted and brutalized his pregnant wife.
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Herb's mother, concerned that he is violating the basic tenets she taught him about dealing drugs, believes that he is in grave danger.
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During one of Herb's sexual assaults on Lenore, she severs his penis.
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Herbert is lucky to have his penis after doctors reattach it, and he needs to fully consider the consequences of making a criminal complaint against Lenore.
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Lenore is pregnant in a psychiatric hospital and she recounts what happened the night that Herbert raped her.
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