Case from practice. Barnet G.M.

“I decided to record everything that is happening now, because it seems to me that I am in danger,” writes a young woman investigating the suicide of her sister. Having come up with an alter-ego charismatic and mentally unstable girl named Rebecca Smith, she writes to the reception of the scandalously famous psychotherapist Collins Bretouita. She suspects that it was Bretwight who pushed her sister to suicide, and begins to keep a diary where he records the details of his communication with the psychotherapist.

However, faced with the contradictory, mysterious, and in places through the Charlatan world of psychiatry of the 60s , the heroine begins to doubt very much not only in her methods, but also in her own reason.