In 'The Patient,' Patience Doesn't Really Pay Off
'The Patient' is bound by four walls and a mediocre ending that leaves you wanting more.
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A girl named Tammy Torrance is in detention. Her teacher tells her that he needs to go to the bathroom as he goes about his business he gets killed by A.Marty. Tammy hears this and goes outside of the room then we see the teacher on the ground with blood on his face. A.Marty holds a book called Life is a Daring Adventure and says that it's his favourite book in the world he goes after Tammy she runs to the back room but gets stuck and he kills her with a ruler but then she wakes up and it turns out that it was a dream. She then talks to A.Marty not knowing he killed her in her own dream. After they talk he turns around to the camera and breaks the 4th wall by saying "You can't handle the truth."
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A girl named Tammy Torrance is in detention. Her teacher tells her that he needs to go to the bathroom as he goes about his business he gets killed by A.Marty. Tammy hears this and goes outside of the room then we see the teacher on the ground with blood on his face. A.Marty holds a book called Life is a Daring Adventure and says that it's his favourite book in the world he goes after Tammy she runs to the back room but gets stuck and he kills her with a ruler but then she wakes up and it turns out that it was a dream. She then talks to A.Marty not knowing he killed her in her own dream. After they talk he turns around to the camera and breaks the 4th wall by saying "You can't handle the truth."
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Runtime:4 minutes
Studio:Small Boat Productions
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