"You see Him."

"What were the pillars designed to do?"

"Bring Carcosa."

This conversation just keeps getting worse better!

"What happens then?"

"Do you know how we could find Barnes? Or Deville?"

Roby doesn't answer.

"I'm sorry we can't help you leave. Is there anything you want us to know? Anything we can do for you?"

Silence.

"When will you be free?"

Silence.

"...Alright." He gets up.

"I think we may be ready to go?"

"I've heard what I had to hear."

Back to Dr. Aarons they may go.

"Well that was pretty damning."

"....Yeah," Terrence admits in a small voice.

"I'm almost impressed."

Nurse Edwards escorts them back to Dr. Aarons.

"Did you find what you were looking for?"

"As much as we were going to, I suppose."

"We got what we needed."

"Our investigation found a pattern of unnatural deaths around Roby. And he claims a fictional entity is ordering those deaths."

"...He does appear to be connected. We don't understand the details but he doesn't deny it, so... it's probably for the best that he remains here."

Terrence feels like just the worst person on earth saying that.

"Did you find out anything about how the murders are accomplished, or...?"

"Our research into the object of his fixation was strange and incoherent; when we asked him about it, the parts resolved into a complex set of firm beliefs around the murders. The king from the play he obsesses over, he says, caused them; he claims he can summon the heralds of that king, massive flying things, to kill people; he says this is how he killed his family. It seems like this belief of his goes back a few years."

"He additionally admitted involvement in the deaths of five people in the town of Clare Melford shortly before he was brought here, although his explanation for how the murders happened is... similarly strange."