"what is this?"
i vaguely, sort of recognized a depiction of the second great triumvirate war of starfish and sea horses on oil, but i said:
"ambiguous stimuli"
she blinked rapidly three times and glanced down to make sure the recorder was going and moved on to the next one.
"what is this?"
i saw this homeless man using a crowbar to shoe a Shetland pony with a pair of BK's, but i said:
"matter unorganized."
she let out an almost-sigh, and said,
"what is this?"
this time i blinked three times. there before me, in bright, lazer-printed color, was a clown, eating a dachshund alive, blood spewing everywhere.
i drew a breath and said,
"morbidly unambiguous stimuli"
she asked me to explain.
clown eating a dachshund. maybe john wayne gacy--i don't know. wouldn't surprise me if it was. did you know clowns register their faces in a national database to prevent plargarism?
she almost dropped the card and her face flushed pink in all the appropriate places.
her hands shook as she showed me the next card, a plain-jane Rorschach.
"nothing" i say and she doesn't even try to follow-up.
i can't tell, but i think she's starting to cry.
she says we have to end the test now and she will have someone else escort me back to my room.
i guess she was an animal lover.
like orphaned Brazilian mutants. only without anything to gird their loins...
i'd like to see the force do this
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1 comment:
Sounds like your fictional therapist could use a lesson in unconditional positive regard ;). Seriously though, I think I would laugh out loud if someone responded "ambiguous stimuli" to what they saw on the card.
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