Very good work, really well-written and captivating, especially Ryou's "memories" (for lack of a better word), but... It seemed to me that he got out of this too easily. In the end I expected the doctor to show that he was not fooled, 'cause, come on, not aĺl of them are useless. :P I really wanted to see what Ryou would do in such a situation. After aĺl, he can't have the perfect poker face, either, can he? Not with such memories flooding his mind.

I really enjoyed this. The last paragraph confused me a bit, though.

Smart, Ryou, pretending to see sunflowers-and-smiley-faces. Therapy often doesn't work unless the patient wants to get better, right?

Good oneshot!

Poor Ryou! This was really good!

Wow! This was really good, very well-written.

I loved the way that the scenes were melded to each other, and the way that the lies Ryou told were missed so easily was incredibly twisted.

Loved it!

-C-

I really enjoyed this. Your writing style is very fluent and I loved the way you incorporated canon into your story. Great job!

I really liked this concept, it worked brilliantly with Ryou. (and Watchmen is a fantastic movie as well!) I really liked how you incorporated Ryou's flashbacks as he tries to decide what "correct" answer he should say the inkblots look like. You clearly are an exceptional writer, which is shown not only through your grammar, vocabulary and other technicalities but the way you constructed this intense snapshot of Ryou's everyday life.

Good story. Poor RYou stuck in his own soul room with no way out.

Wow, i liked the decriptions you put into everything; the scenes you used fit very well and the writing flowed. I found the last paragraph a little confusing as to which Bakura was in control, but overall a nice story.