Cᴀᴍᴇʀᴏɴ Kᴀʀᴛᴇʀ Mᴏɴᴛɢᴏᴍᴇʀʏ
"split-personalities"
cameron || darwin || sylar
Darwin opened his eyes and looked around at the room he was in--the cell. He immediately cursed and glanced up at the person that had woken him. It was a portly guard, definitely not someone he felt would pose a threat to him if he decided to lash out. But then again, this was America. Everyone was fat. The guard raised his eyebrows and Darwin winked at him, declaring, "Sorry buddy. Cameron's not here right now. He left his big brother in charge." The guard scowled, giving Darwin a look of disgust. Although Cameron was never present when Darwin was around, Darwin could watch everything Cameron was doing and knew that Cameron had befriended the guard. He understood why the guard wouldn't like any of the other personalities though... "I kind of am a body snatcher..." he thought to himself with a slight smirk on his face. He had a very amicable relationship with the other pleasant personality sharing this body.
They were close friends, really. Sharing a body can do that to people. Darwin came out of his thoughts, blinking his eyes and glancing around the room with a bored expression. With his intelligence, he was very bored in the asylum. He and Cameron really had no reason to be here... it was just that darned third personality that really needed to be locked up.
He stood up from the bed, changing into his clothes for the day--he remembered Cameron picking them out the night before. Dark jeans, a jade green v-neck and grey Toms. Casual and comfortable. As he was changing, he scratched another mark into the wall next to his mirror, for the tally he and Cameron had been taking of how long they'd been there. 56 days, so far. Darwin had never had to mark the wall before, though. It was rather unusual that Cameron wasn't the one that woke up "in charge".
Thinking about it, he muttered to himself "You can come back now, little buddy." Then he ventured out into the courtyard.
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Bʟᴀɪʀ Aɴᴀʟɪᴇsᴇ Mᴏɴʀᴏᴇ
"completely psychotic"
Blair was sitting on her bed, fully dressed and ready for the day by the time the guard came around to wake her up. She looked at him, her eyes blank and emotionless, and then looked back straight ahead. She'd woken up hours earlier, as she did every day, and slowly changed her clothes, even more slowly did her makeup, and slowest of all, combed out her hair. She was a creature of habit, especially now that her mind was pretty much gone. The craziest of the crazies, she was called. She didn't even belong here. She was too insane. As the guard left, she muttered "Have a good day, Chester," the same thing she had said for the last five years.
Sadly, Chester hadn't worked there for years. He was the first person she had attacked. Her doctors had a theory that she still told him to have a good day because in some deep part of her mind, she felt guilt. And maybe she even felt like she missed him. They didn't know if she was still capable of that, though. Just hopes that maybe there was still a fragment of her mind left.