Okay, an anonymous question wanted to know how Theraprism works in my AU, okay, this is it.
As is known, Theraprism is a neutral zone located outside of time and space, whose purpose is the rehabilitation of deceased beings who will eventually be reincarnated. It is located in the neutral zone of Dimension 5150.
Bill is confined to the Dimensional Tyrant Ward of the Maximum Security Wellness Center. There, he undergoes "indefinite karmic rehabilitation." He must attend mandatory therapy sessions with other beings in the same situation.
Bill has been a unique case. On his first day, he attempted to riot alone, and no one helped him, so he was confined as punishment in the "Solitary Wellness Void."
One of the employees explains that: "At Theraprism, we believe that death can be the beginning of a new life. With good behavior, ancient mages, world-devouring titans, and even Cipher have many exciting options for reincarnation. Unfortunately, Cipher recently used his Arts and Crafts "Therapeutic Journal" time to contact someone with this book, violating our policy on contact with outside dimensions".
Theraprism has facilities such as:
- Maximum Security Wellness Center
- Dimensional Tyrant ward
- The Solitary Wellness Void
- Karmic Rehabilitation (in Bill's case, this is "Indefinite")
- Mandatory group therapy sessions
- Arts and crafts for therapeutic journaling
Visiting hours (this depends more on the patient and their contacts)
It has also been mentioned that within the Interdimensional Tyrant Pavilion, they have a subdivision for those who are more dangerous (the area where Bill enters).
Aside from the information we already know, I will add my own information about how Theraprism works.
The Theraprism also houses other areas, such as a recreational chamber so the patient feels like they're in another place (sometimes used to help them find a comfort zone if necessary after a crisis).
There's also an area for complete scans of patients, although this likely applies to delving deeper into the patient's subconscious (something similar to what Bill did in mental space).
Since you're probably already scanned as soon as you enter the Theraprism, after all, I never stop thinking about the larger structure of the Theraprisma, which is literally a brain. Entering there means you're already partially part of it, and you've already been scanned.
Now, what I've written about "moral ambiguity" within the Theraprisma has its limits. I don't believe there's a "dark" side, but certainly some treatments can be perceived as invasive or hostile, but almost all have a unique condition.
"A patient will never be physically harmed unless it is in self-defense by the staff and their life is in danger."
"You cannot intentionally physically harm a patient so that they suffer."
An opposite example is when force is used to administer medication. However, this is applicable because the use of force is not to harm the patient but to help them take the requested treatment, and the patient has resisted.
Another thing worth mentioning is that Teresa is a behavioral therapist and treats Bill.
This sometimes doesn't apply to all patients, as many only need the aforementioned activities to progress. However, those who need more attention are assigned a behavioral therapist to help them reintegrate, carry out their activities, and provide follow-up private therapy outside of daily activities.
The therapist in charge should be aware of their patient's needs and areas of improvement. They should contact their colleagues who teach some of the activities.
(Like Nova in recreational activities, Lime in group therapy, Mark in dealing with staff, and eventually with the Pines.)
The patient's progress or decline will reflect the therapist's efficiency and whether they should be reassigned to another therapist.
An external fact about Theraprism is its space-time speed, as it moves at a much slower pace than expected.
In the AU, I wanted to have a brief chronology of the events surrounding Bill's book.
The end of Weirdmageddon, Lost Legends, and Dipper and Mabel's departure for California.
Some friends and I decided that the number of days that passed before the children left was approximately 7 to 10 days. (As an example, I believe in the AU)
Taking that into account, the book explains that Bill is already in session number 3455 by then. (And we're talking about the group therapy shown in the scene.)
If we were to use as an example that it's one session per day (since the schedule consists of: "group therapy, recreational activities, private therapy, and rest").
Bill, at that time, had been in Theraprism for approximately:
9 years, 5 months, and 20 days (meaning each day would almost be a year older, depending on the time).
Taking into account that those are 10 days (again, I'm only using this as an example for this AU), by the summer of 2014, when Teresa appears (2 years after canon), 691 years had passed in its facilities.
Something to clarify is that you can't age inside Theraprism. However, you can feel the fatigue (mental) of the passage of time if you've never gotten used to the place. It can cause some headaches and dizziness if you stay there too long if you're someone who's never been there. (Why do you think Teresa drinks so much coffee or is constantly trying to rest in the few minutes she has available?)
Theraprism workers may come into contact with Axolotl.
There are two ways to contact Axolotl within the facility. The first is through dreams (only if Axolotl agrees to contact them), and the second is through permission from their superiors in the ward, who can send the desired letter/request. However, on many occasions, no one dares to contact Axolotl unless it's something truly important and urgent. Otherwise, you're doing something "unnecessary" that could be used for something more important in the future.
It's not known exactly what all the requirements are for a patient to qualify for reincarnation and for their stay at Theraprism to end. Some take longer than others, and it depends on the development they needed. Typically, these patients or the behavioral therapist are notified.
They can be reincarnated in different forms:
perhaps as a newt, a shrimp, or a mushroom spore cloud.
However, regardless of the form of reincarnation, the location of this will always be something that the patient deeply desires to be in, but is never asked; his subconscious already knows it even if the patient does not believe it.
Okay! I hope this helps you understand some things about the AU. Tell me what you think? Do you like it?
I hope I haven't confused you and that you understand what I'm doing! LMAO💖💕✨️
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