While Wilson thought that the patient's comment about the nurses was a bit harsh, he wasn't really going to bother arguing with him about it. From his perspective, the nurses were overworked and were also probably being told to follow a certain criteria when dealing with the patients -- one that Landel most likely set, and Wilson was becoming more and more certain that the man was incompetent. He didn't know how to run a hospital properly, even if his security measures seemed top-notch.

But the answer that Arthur gave about his brother was pretty telling. He talked about it so clinically that it was obvious that there was more to it, something that he was trying to hide. And wanting to know where his brother was pretty much counted as being protective of him. But that was a good thing; caring about family was a natural response.

"Hopefully you'll get to see him again soon," he said with a small smile. "And was there anything else you wanted to talk about, or should we end it here?" He got the feeling that it would be the latter, but Wilson was surprised by his patients from time to time.