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* AlternativeCharacterInterpretation: Dr Knight doesn't seem like that great of a psychiatrist. She's rather rude, dismissive, and argumentative with her patient. Let's imagine for a moment that Case 63 actually ''was'' a delusional man: Would her treatment of him have been appropriate? Is she not a very good psychiatrist across the board? Or is her treatment of Case 63 fairly unique and singular, because she thinks he's lying, and because he rattles her?

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* AlternativeCharacterInterpretation: Dr Knight doesn't seem like that great of a psychiatrist. She's rather rude, dismissive, and argumentative with her patient. Let's imagine for a moment that Case 63 actually ''was'' a delusional man: Would her treatment of him have been appropriate? The question, then: Is she not a very good psychiatrist across the board? Or is her treatment of Case 63 fairly unique and singular, because she thinks he's lying, and because he rattles her?
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* HilariousInHindsight: Peter describes something very close to the United States Congress hearings on [=UFOs=].
-->'''Peter:''' Irrefutable proof that we are not alone in the universe--although we already did know that from declassified files the Pentagon released.\\
'''Eliza:''' Excuse me, when was this?\\
'''Peter:''' In, uh, 20--actually next year, actually. 2023.\\
'''Eliza:''' Next year.\\
'''Peter:''' Oh yes. But--well, it turns out that, y'know, a few boring documents confirming what conspiracy theorists have been yelling about for years didn't exactly turn the world upside down.
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* AlternativeCharacterInterpretation: Dr Knight doesn't seem like that great of a psychiatrist. Let's imagine for a moment that Case 63 actually ''was'' a delusional man: Would her treatment of him have been appropriate? She's rather rude, dismissive, and argumentative with her patient. Is she not a very good psychiatrist across the board? Or is her treatment of Case 63 fairly unique and singular, because she thinks he's lying, and because he rattles her?

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* AlternativeCharacterInterpretation: Dr Knight doesn't seem like that great of a psychiatrist. She's rather rude, dismissive, and argumentative with her patient. Let's imagine for a moment that Case 63 actually ''was'' a delusional man: Would her treatment of him have been appropriate? She's rather rude, dismissive, and argumentative with her patient. Is she not a very good psychiatrist across the board? Or is her treatment of Case 63 fairly unique and singular, because she thinks he's lying, and because he rattles her?
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* AlternativeCharacterInterpretation: Dr Knight doesn't seem like that great of a psychiatrist. Let's imagine for a moment that Case 63 actually ''was'' a delusional man: Would her treatment of him have been appropriate? She's rather rude, dismissive, and argumentative with her patient. Is she not a very good psychiatrist across the board? Or is her treatment of Case 63 fairly unique and singular, because she thinks he's lying, and because he rattles her?
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* ViewerPronunciationConfusion: InvertedTrope. As an exclusively audio product, spelling is just assumed. Roiter? Reuter?

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* ViewerPronunciationConfusion: InvertedTrope. As an exclusively audio product, spelling is just assumed. Roiter? Is it Roiter or Reuter?
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* ViewerPronunciationConfusion: InvertedTrope. As an exclusively audio product, spelling is just assumed.

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* ViewerPronunciationConfusion: InvertedTrope. As an exclusively audio product, spelling is just assumed. Roiter? Reuter?
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* ViewerPronunciationConfusion: InvertedTrope. As an exclusively audio product, spelling is just assumed.

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