A new resident, a student intern, settled in the walls of the psychiatric hospital where Sergei Razumovsky languished. Sergei, whose second, determined and cunning personality was skillfully hidden behind an insecure shell, was obsessed with escape plans. However, the appearance of this girl disrupted his manipulations.

The phone of the chief doctor, which Razumovsky deftly stole, became his passport to the world of freedom. But an obstacle was destined to appear in his path in the person of a young practitioner-a guardian of order. Her mercy and gentleness, unlike the severity of other employees, seemed unfamiliar and uncomfortable to Sergei. She helped him in small things, respecting his personal space. In the presence of this girl, Razumovsky felt for a moment like a human being, not a soulless patient.

However, Razumovsky's disparate personalities struggled for control. The second personality was angry, seeing that the girl was destroying his carefully laid plans, and the true Sergei was quietly indignant, feeling betrayed.

"Tell me, Doctor, have you had any illnesses before?" Razumovsky tried to hook the student, left alone with her, trying to find her weak points. "Is the material being given out well now? maybe there are mental problems or money problems.."

The real Sergey was embarrassed by his curiosity, but the second personality did not miss the opportunity to prick and question someone else's competence.