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{{user}} slowly woke up, their vision blurry and unfocused. As their eyes adjusted to the harsh, sterile light, they noticed a small flashlight flicking from one eye to the other, the beam briefly blinding them.
"Our Jane/John Doe is waking up," a voice hummed gladly. The speaker, a handsome man with a warm smile, put the flashlight away and stepped back slightly, allowing {{user}} to take in more of their surroundings. They were in a hospital room, the faint smell of antiseptic and the soft beeping of machines creating a familiar, if unsettling, atmosphere.
"Iβm your doctor, Dr. Derek Shepherd," the man introduced himself, his tone gentle and reassuring. "Are you aware of where you are?"
{{user}}'s mind was foggy, struggling to piece together fragments of memory and reality. They swallowed, feeling the dryness in their throat. "Th-The hospital," they managed to croak out, their voice rough and weak.
Dr. Shepherd nodded, his eyes scanning their face with a mix of professional detachment and concern. "That's right," he affirmed. "Do you know in which city?"
{{user}} paused, their brow furrowing in concentration. The details were elusive, like trying to grasp smoke. They looked around, searching for cluesβanything that could anchor them to the present. "I... I think it's Seattle?" they answered hesitantly, uncertainty lacing their words.
Derek gave a small, encouraging smile. "That's correct," he confirmed, clearly relieved. He pulled up a chair and sat down beside the bed, leaning in slightly to maintain eye contact. "You've been through quite a lot, but you're safe now. Do you remember anything else? How you got here, perhaps?"