He'd expected the surprise, so he was more than willing to explain the reason behind his strange and sudden question. "I ask because I'm curious. If you speak as you have with me towards any of the staff or those friends you apparently do not have, you'll end up sedated or worse." And that would only hinder any progress. Jizabl may not have particularly cared for how his patients did for themselves, but he needed them to at least show some progress. That would reflect on him in this place, and he needed to keep up the charade, after all.

"It doesn't matter if it makes sense or not really, but drawing can be a good outlet for your more... let's say creative ideas. Especially when you can't voice them outside of this office without getting into a good deal of trouble." Dr. Disraeli reached down towards a lower drawer and pulled a binder of notebook paper out that had yet to be used. "More fun making humans explode on paper, than simply in your mind, am I right?" He set the pad atop his desk. It would be interesting if Mr. Federline actually agreed to something most adults would think stupid or otherwise childish.