plot: would love a american horror story type plot, where either your muse is keeping her there because she's actually crazy. or you're trying to break her out because she's not supposed to be there.
muse: merida is a lawyer and worked cases that would not make her money but to help the smaller guy.
not understanding why she was here, this place, she couldn’t even tell you which state she was in right now. one minute she was at a part surrounded by the elite and her fiance’s family, only to have a blank space in her mind. waking up in a small room where the door was locked from the outside, with only a bed and desk and was wearing clothes that didn’t belong to her, which freaked her out because that meant someone had dressed her. no idea how much time has passed but she was scared of being in this unfamiliar place, something didn’t feel right, everything about this situation was wrong. every time a nurse entered the room she’d try to tell them it was a mistake but they only ignored her and made her take these small blue pills, before they allowed her to roam. the people here were like zombies, some of the women just stared out of the window for hours, some men made bets on a game over a tv that wasn’t even plugged in, and others spoke to themselves, but she couldn’t figure out why she belonged here. all she knew was that there were eyes on her from some of the staff and that they were whispering to one another.
she sat down at one of the chess tables which were missing a few pieces, but she was feeling numb, like she shouldn’t be surprised something was missing. with a heavy sigh she clenched her fists trying not to cry, this wasn’t her world, this wasn’t reality, there must have been a mistake. People would clearly be looking for her, a socialite like her couldn’t just disappear and no one care. as she thought to herself her name was called, and so she stood up and found herself in the office that actually was filled with things. as the doctor walked in she immediately went into her i had a lawyer friend mode. “you can’t keep me here against my will, there’s nothing wrong with me, so i’ll like to sign myself out.”