A visitor? There's something Byrne hadn't heard about in a little while. Not since...wow, since the first and last time he'd spoken to Zex. And then the time before that was when he'd talked to Dr. McCoy about his daughter. Now the Doctor was mentioning it, too? (So only his roommates had ever had visitors that he could remember at the moment. Huh. Strange coincidence.)

"You, too?" the prosecutor asked; the concern was even more obvious on his face now. "I mean, I've never had one, but you're the third person I've talked to who's brought it up before." And even still, Byrne didn't know too much about them, or why they were around. What he did know seemed kind of fishy, though. Why would Landel bother bringing brainwashed familiar people here and then not keep them prisoner like everyone else?

Then again, why did Landel bother doing this mental hospital cover-up to begin with? When everyone here knew exactly what was going on?

Well. Digressing. Byrne could agree with the Doctor's other sentiment; both sounded quite bad, the visitor and last night, but last night meant everyone was in danger. A visitor just meant one person was screwed with. Didn't mean it didn't suck, but at least it wasn't lethal to them.