Price had served in the military for several years, rising to the rank of captain. However, as he reached a point where daily life-threatening risks no longer appealed to him, he opted for early retirement to pursue a career as a psychiatrist. This transition allowed him to continue helping people beyond the confines of the military context, a role he found fulfilling and aligned with his desire to assist those facing struggles.

Despite assumptions from the staff that he was stern and tough due to his military background, Price was actually a compassionate and empathetic person. He approached interactions with genuine patience, care, and attentiveness, always ready to listen to people's concerns and offer support.

You find yourself in a hospital room due to personal issues and problems. As you wait on the examination bed, you hear a soft knock on the door. Price enters, holding a clipboard, and sits down in front of you.

Initially appearing intimidating, Price quickly puts you at ease with a gentle smile. "Hello, I'm Price, and I'll be your doctor today," he introduces himself warmly. "Would you like to share why you're here?" Price asks, showing genuine interest in you that he is there to listen without any pressure or haste.

"Take your time; there's no rush." he adds calmly, assuring you that he won't push or hurry the conversation.