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Chapter 1: What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
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Hey, everyone. Man, it is so cold in here. Honestly, I do not know what the deal is with this place. No one ever gets back to me about the notes that I leave out. No responses to my emails. I just spend all night listening to these old recordings. Sometimes I forget why I'm here in the first place, trying to catalog and digitize all these old airings, even the ones that don't make sense.
The ones that sound like the feed interruptions we keep having to deal with on the show. The only thing I can think of is that something about running the digitization through my laptop is bleeding through to other systems, but honestly, I don't know enough about computers to understand why. And short of completely deleting the podcast feed, I'm not sure that I can do anything to change that.
The hosting site can't do anything because they say the audio is getting uploaded through my account, so... I don't know. Hopefully they don't get too weird. For now, let's just roll into our weekly stories. I didn't bring a hoodie, since it's about 80 degrees outside. And the sooner I can get out of here, the better.
First up, a troubled young girl's sessions with a child psychologist reveal a frightening relationship with her mysterious imaginary friend, whose influence seems to follow her wherever she goes. From writer J.T. Johnson and narrated by Michelle Kane, Creepy Presents, Miles.
The following transcript was partially recovered from Dr. Harold M. Lenny. His ongoing research with patient Redacted was incomplete due to a technological error and failure to upload to the software. The following transcript will be included in his thesis on imaginary friends and children. Location of patient redacted remains inconclusive. Please see doctor redacted for unrestored file access.
Patient redacted, age 7. Symptoms include visual and auditory hallucinations. Patient displays outward aggression and acute agitation. Patient displays physical violence to others and to self. 24-hour surveillance is advised. Psychosis prognosis. Inconclusive. Further testing and sessions recommended. You aren't supposed to talk about it. That's what they keep saying.
They pinch their faces up like they ate sour candy and say, don't say that again or you're going to bed. They yell a lot. That's fine. Miles says they're stupid. Miles doesn't like it when people yell at me. I get to see a doctor now. His name is Mr. Lenny, but he says most kids call him Mr. Lemon because he likes yellow. That's okay. But Miles doesn't like him. And that's all for now. Bye!
Today I got to go see Mr. Lemon again. His office smells like candy and he said we could color. He even had a new packet of crayons with pointy tips. I really liked that. We drew my mommy and daddy and my big brother Eddie. I also drew Mr. Lemon a bunch of lemons smiling. He said he would put it up on his wall. I think that's pretty cool. He asked if I could draw Miles.
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Chapter 2: What chilling story unfolds in 'Miles'?
New Mommy said she had an imaginary friend too. I wish people knew Miles wasn't imaginary. But if they did, he'd probably go to jail for hurting Old Mommy and Real Mommy. And Eddie too. I'm not supposed to talk about it. I get to see Mr. Lemon today. I hope he has candy. New mommy and new daddy don't have much candy here and I miss it. Okay, bye. Miles got big mad today.
He was roaring and stomping and one of the other kids here saw him and started to cry. I hate crying. I hate crying babies and I told Miles to shut the crying baby up. Miles likes it when I ask him to help me. The old lady asked me, what did I do to my new brother? I said nothing. She asked me if Miles hurt my new brother, and I didn't lie because lying means you go to hell. So I said yes.
She asked me what Miles did and made me talk into a silly box that recorded my voice. Kind of like this, I guess. I said my new brother was being a big crybaby pants, and Miles shut him up. I said sorry for saying shut up because those aren't nice words. The old lady looked very sad and mad when I said that. She asked, well, how did she make George be quiet then?
I guess my new brother's name was George. I said I couldn't tell. It was a big secret, and Miles hates it when I say secrets. The old lady said I would be seeing Mr. Lemon soon, but I can't stay with my new mommy and daddy. That's fine, I guess. It's time to go see Mr. Lemon. Bye. Mr. Lemon was really cool today. He even said Miles sounded like a really good friend.
He said every kid should have a nice guy like Miles, and that made me laugh. He wants to find his own Miles, and I said I'd try to help him. Miles said no. He said Mr. Lemon is a sneaky snake and should be shut up like George was. I'm glad Miles listens to me because I like Mr. Lemon. Maybe Miles is just cranky.
Anyways, Mr. Lemon asked if I was sad about my new mommy and my old new brother, and I had to lie and say yes. But shh, because I'm not sad, not even a little. Mr. Lemon asked if I could draw Miles today and Miles said yes. I did my bestest job making sure Miles looked good. Mr. Lemon didn't have a red crayon today so I had to use pink. That made Miles look extra silly.
Miles didn't like that he looked silly. He didn't get mad though. When Mr. Lemon saw it, his face went all funny. He asked if Miles scares me. I said no, but then I whispered in the beginning he did. Miles didn't like that either. I hope Miles leaves Mr. Lemon alone. The old lady's getting me McDonald's for dinner, so bye. The old lady is no fun.
She's a no-fun butthead, and I hate staying with her. She said I have to stay with her until she finds me a lobster home. Or a roster home? I don't remember the word. She told me it's not my fault and she'll find me a nice family soon. Miles wants to eat her up. He said she'll be yucky, but he won't mind. Miles likes to eat lots of yucky things. He even ate that crybaby George.
Oops, don't tell anyone that. Okay, bye. Miles ate the old lady. I told him not to, but he did. She even saw him. I couldn't believe it, but she saw my Miles and she tried to scream. But Miles is fast and big. He chomped her up and it was so yucky. I even threw up. I guess I don't like it when Miles eats messy. It was like a messy spaghetti dinner. It made me kind of sad.
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Chapter 3: How does the imaginary friend influence the young girl?
But Miles got mad and ripped it up. Maybe Miles isn't a very good friend anymore. I asked Mr. Lemon if he could get Miles to go away. Miles is starting to scare me now, and I don't like it. He growls and shakes my bed and pulls my hair. He even makes me do bad things. I didn't mean to write the bad words on the wall, but Miles made me do it. I'm staying in a home with a lot of other kids.
Some of them are really mean and called me a word I don't remember, but they say it a lot and it makes Miles laugh. I don't like it when Miles laughs at me. I got in big trouble for writing the bad words on the wall. The mean man locked me in my room for a whole day and then called Mr. Lemon. I told Mr. Lemon Miles isn't being a good friend anymore. He said he would help me.
Now I'm scared for Mr. Lemon.
I hope Miles leaves him alone. Bye. Miles made me hurt a girl today.
He said the little girl was a big meanie pants and told me to make her go away. I didn't want to make her go away. I thought she was nice and she always shared her toys with me. Miles said she was only pretending to be nice. Miles said she was actually mean and called me names when I wasn't around. That made me angry, but I didn't want to hurt her. I don't think I did.
Miles said I did want to hurt her. And that's why I did it. But that's not true. Miles made me do it. I hope Mr. Lemon lets me see him soon. I don't want to go to jail for hurting that little girl. Bye. Mr. Lemon asked me to draw Miles again, but this time he wanted me to draw all the ways Miles hurt my old mommy and daddy, even Eddie.
I don't like to talk about that, but I did because I know Mr. Lemon is trying to help me. When I was drawing Miles hurting mommy and daddy, Miles started breaking the pictures on the wall. He even ripped up the picture I made for Mr. Lemon. Mr. Lemon started shouting when Miles did that and got very scared. Miles made a big, big mess, and I didn't get to finish my drawing.
I hope Mr. Lemon isn't mad at me. Bye. I don't get to see Mr. Lemon anymore. The new doctor lady said Mr. Lemon had a very bad accident. No one will tell me if Mr. Lemon is okay. But Miles said he ate him up. He said he ate him up very slow and made sure Mr. Lemon cried a whole lot. That made me cry. I don't like Miles anymore. I wish he would go away. The new doctor lady is named Lisa.
She isn't as smiley as Mr. Lemon was, and she doesn't have candy. She likes to talk about Miles, and that makes Miles angry. He even broke the pictures on her walls, but she didn't yell at Miles. She yelled at me. I said I'm not doing it. I said Miles is doing it. She even asked a man in a white shirt and white pants to give me a shot, and it hurted a whole lot. I cried until I fell asleep.
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Chapter 4: What themes of trauma are explored in 'Miles'?
He says I did the bad things. I didn't do the bad things. I'm Susie, not Miles. I wish Miles had never crawled out from under my bed. Bye. The new doctor says I'm untable or something. The new doctor is very mean and keeps saying I'm lying. I take yucky pills now and they make me feel icky. I sleep a lot now and I don't like playing much anymore.
Miles likes to pull my hair and scratch me and it makes me mad. When I get mad, the mean doctor comes and gives me more shots. They hurt a lot. My arm is always sore now. Miles says he will eat me up soon. I'm very scared. I miss Mr. Lemon. I miss old mommy and daddy. I don't miss Eddie. Okay, bye. Today, a lady and a man came from the government.
They had a big folder with lots of pictures and papers inside. I don't know how to read that good yet. And the man said that it was A-okay. I thought that was funny. I'm still very sleepy. They said the medicine I take can make me sleepy, but I can stop taking them if I try and get better. I don't like this place with the mean doctor and the mean nurses.
No one is very happy here and I think that makes Miles happy. Miles is hungry again. He says he's gonna eat up a little boy who cries a lot. I hate crybabies, but I hope he leaves that little boy alone. I told him not to eat that sad boy. And he roared at me and shook me real bad. My head hurts now. The mean doctor said I had an episode. I don't understand because I wasn't watching TV.
The mean doctor is stupid. If Miles eats anyone, I hope he eats him. Bye. The crybaby boy is gone. The mean nurses keep asking me what I did. I cry a lot now. I hate crying, but they won't believe me when I say I didn't do it. I try not to talk about Miles. I'm not supposed to talk about him. When I say Miles, the mean doctor gets very mad and says I'm going to go to kid jail if I don't stop it.
I think he's not supposed to talk to me like that because one of the mean nurses told him to knock it off. Maybe that nurse isn't so mean. Miles is still hungry. I think he ate up that little boy. His belly is very big now, and I can hear lots of screaming inside his big stinky belly. Miles says I will be in his big belly soon too. That is very scary.
I can't tell anyone though because I'm not supposed to talk about Miles. Bye. Today, the lady and the man from the government took me away from the mean doctor. I am very happy. They said they don't mind if I still talk to the little box and that makes me happy. The lady said they weren't really from the government and were only pretending. She asked if I like to pretend and I said yes.
She said if I wanted to stay away from the mean doctor, I needed to pretend she was my mommy. And that's fine. She's nice. The man is very silly and likes to wear lots of necklaces. I know one of them. It's the cross for Jesus. I don't know the others though, but they're pretty. The man says he's going to help Miles go away.
He says Mr. Lemon called him before Mr. Lemon had his bad, bad accident. I hope he's right. He said his name is Charlie. He said it's like Charlie Brown. I don't know who that is. The lady said her name is Julie. I like that. Miles is still with me. He can make himself very small when he wants, and he likes to hide in dark places.
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Chapter 5: What shocking discovery is made during the surgery in 'I Used To Be a Trauma Surgeon'?
But I was very shaken and knew what had just happened to me was unnatural. I smiled, tried to push that inclination away as something silly and the product of my tired, overheated brain. Yet... Why was I still sitting here, waiting despite the fact that the arrow was green? Fuck, I said to myself before hitting my car horn.
The abrupt blare from my car caused a great deal of surprise, like it was waking every other driver in the turning lane from a deep sleep. The person at the front of the line hit their gas so hard their tires squealed, and the person behind me nearly rear-ended my car.
I couldn't shake this sick feeling that we'd all just been a part of something unfortunate and that it would stick to us for an unsettling amount of time afterwards. I gently pressed on the gas pedal, barely catching the light as the arrow shifted from yellow into non-existence.
The rest of the drive was quick, and even though the heat did not abate, it was a relief to feel once more grounded in the present. Even the physical discomfort that had been so intolerable before was now a welcome target for my agitated thoughts. I'd rather that than recall that memory that had resurfaced just a few moments ago.
Running my fingers through the sweat-thickened hair on my head, I found I was trembling. I tried to laugh, but it sounded brittle. I turned the radio on. Returning to my little apartment, I found the familiar darkness to be soothing. I took a tepid shower without turning any lights on, closing my eyes and focusing on all the sensations permeating my body.
After a few minutes, I let myself think about the ice machine and the sports car. The distance and the time that it elapsed, coupled with the safety of my home... It drained the strangeness from the situation, and I quickly allowed myself to think of it as nothing more than a result of my fatigue.
As for the other drivers, maybe the heat had made some of them less attentive than usual, or more likely they were looking at their phones instead of the road around them. Soon it was all even more ordinary to me than the unreasonable heat had been. I was able to make dinner and go to sleep without an ounce of perturbation.
The next day was even hotter, and my work was distracting enough so that I didn't think of what had happened the day before until I was already clocked out and heading home again. As it crossed my mind, there was no sense of dread. Rather, I was excited and curious.
An instinct told me the car would be there again, parked exactly as before, and the ice machine, obviously, wouldn't look any different. It was like a game now, drained of its danger and a sweet diversion from the oven-dry air that stood motionless all around. I drove easily through traffic, my eyes probing forward and to the left until the convenience store came into view. I became very silent.
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