#seventowers

"Stupid crazy broken boy, look were you got yourself now." 

Bran instantly clamped his hands over his ears, even though he knew that the voice came from inside his head. "Shut up," he whispered under his breath, knowing as he said it how futile a gesture that would prove to be. Once the voices got started, there was no shutting them up. 

"Oh look, now they're staring. Nice going broken boy." 

"Broken, spoken, token. What rhymes with broken? Why are they staring?"

"Watch out for the crows!" 

A few other voices joined, talking over and under each other in an unintelligible cacophony as he thought about the previous day. As Sansa had filled out a few more papers he looked around the hospital that was going to be his home for the next few years. It still hurt that his only remaining family would leave him somewhere like this, even if it was for his own good as they said it was. He just wanted to go home. First Jon and then Sansa had wrapped him in a tight hug, promising that they'd visit as soon as they could and hopefully it would just be temporary and they were so, so sorry. He had tried his best to believe them.

 Back in the present, it was lunch time, and he was the centre of attention at his table. Partly because he was new, partly because he still had his hands clamped over his ears, though thankfully he had stopped muttering. It was a bad habit. All those eyes on him made him nervous and he started fidgeting. He was painfully aware of how the short sleeved hospital uniform made all the scars on his arms glaringly obvious. He heard one person calling him -- one of the other patients, he guessd -- and turned his head abruptly. 

Petyr has Dissociative Identity Disorder, or DID. It started manifesting after he nearly died in a "duel" for a friend's honor. Now....well, it's very much like talking to very different people if you catch Petyr at different times. Because it's not just Petyr in there anymore.

Petyr is the host, far more vulnerable than some of the other personalities. He's subdued yet mischievous, and too clever for his own good. Male, straight, age lines up with biological timeline (32 at the time of plot).

Littlefinger is one of the most manifested personalities, and is by far the most aggressive, displaying the least amount of memory loss when he surfaces. He's ruthless, scheming, and wants more than anything to escape the captivity. Male, asexual aromantic, 32.

CleanHands tends to manifest after Littlefinger tries something. She wants nothing more than to keep all blame as far away from her as possible. She shows signs of OCD, and can often be heard murmuring 'clean hands, clean heart.' Female, asexual aromantic, 18.

NewStart is, to put it bluntly, a disobedient child. She is always hopeful that things will get better, but that's just about the only positive thing that can be said for her. She refuses orders and has issues with authority. Music can calm her down sometimes, though. Female, straight, 6

Jules is docile, the personality the doctors most want to see. Of course, this comes with a whole different set of problems--for instance  the fact that, with such passivity comes a far greater range of memory loss than more dominant personalities like Littlefinger or CleanHands. Male, gay, 27