It is not common for Allard to visit the cells themselves, but today is fairly different. The guard is scarcely two feet behind, but enough to give him some level of confidence. He peers inward at Jonathan, waiting, allowing his voice, soft and pliant, to greet him. "They tell me there's been some trouble about, Jonathan, do you wish to speak?' He had of course, not yet heard Johnathan's side of it. (Allard-suitsandsuave)
“Strong entrance, as ever,” Crane professionally gauges Allard. “Your demeanor is equal parts warm and engaged.”
He’s only being half-facetious; he appreciates the man’s competence in their shared field. But he’s also flexing his muscles, reminding the good doctor that he, too, is a therapist.
A tell-tale muscle works in his jaw. He doesn’t move a single other muscle, aside his ever-too-pale blue eyes.
“I’m curious, though. Whatever can you mean? I’ve been a good little boy. Out of sight of the alleged ‘psychopaths’ in this ward. Especially the cannibals. They get nibbly. It’s not my fault if one of them threatens to take a bite out of my hand and I exploit his hypochondria to tell him, in vivid detail, about what’ll happen to his digestive tract if he eats raw meat.”
A slender leer spreads across his previously catatonic features.
“Too easy. I miss the challenges posed by being out there. In the world, that is. I really do.”