Eliza, a new patient, has been traumatized by the sudden disappearance of her mother 10 years earlier.
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You have an unpleasant conversation with Eliza's fiancé, Luke.
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Eliza sends you an apologetic letter for her fiancé's behavior.
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Eliza tells about the car accident that killed her future father-in-law and caused her to suffer a miscarriage.
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Eliza is joined by her abusive boyfriend Luke for a session. He wants her to stop practicing witchcraft in his mother's home.
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Eliza's visit to Luke's church doesn't go well, after Luke advises the congregation that Eliza is a witch.
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Eliza has repressed years of rage after she was forced to take over her mother's position within the family--a role which she had secretly coveted.
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Eliza is upset when her boyfriend breaks up with her because of her fantasy infidelity in the "astral plane."
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Eliza, who just broke up with Luke, is afraid for her life as she hides out at her mother's house.
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Luke gives Eliza a hideous Mother's Day reminder of the miscarriage she suffered and Eliza recalls the abuse she suffered at his hands.
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Eliza is suffering from mysterious pains and she is reluctant to get a restraining order against her abusive ex-boyfriend.
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Eliza discusses a lot of the emotional pressures she's feeling in the aftermath of her ex-fiancé's brutal physical assault on her and her friends.
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Eliza attempts to commit suicide, compelling you to hospitalize her.
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Eliza has her first session after being released from the mental hospital--she's trying very hard to convince you that she's just fine.
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Eliza discovers that Serena has been giving Peter hallucinogenic tea made from poisonous plants.
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Eliza describes a mass of symptoms which together portray an unhappy and deeply troubled young woman.
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Eliza walks in unannounced and is clearly on the verge of a nervous breakdown--her mother threw her out, her boyfriend turned cold, and her cat hates her.
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