Hunter decides to make the environment of the institute healthier by assisting and helping the patients. During the group session at the hospital, Hunter Adams reminds the doctor that Beanie, a fellow patient, is still a human being, even though he is catatonic. Hunter Adams believes that the workers and doctors should be beneficial and respectful to the patients, and treat them as human beings. For example, during his therapy session, the psychiatrist does not pay attention to what Hunter says and is preoccupied with adding sugar and cream to his coffee. He doesn’t like the attitude and conduct of the workers and the doctors at the hospital. There he sees the misery and unhappiness of the patients. He attempts suicide and commits himself to a psychiatric hospital. Hunter Adams doesn’t see a purpose in his life.
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