Vincent Van Gogh's brother Theo pays him a visit and encourages him to rediscover his spark to overcome his depression. He calls Vincent an idler, but Vincent is quick to discern himself from a man who chooses to be idle. Rather, he indicates that he would love to work but cannot because of his current situation.

This clip gives a glimpse in the life of a young woman whose childhood was so harrowing to her that she developed at least 13 different personalities.

When Double D's shower is being renovated, he has trouble getting his day off on the right foot. After repeatedly being denied a shower from the other kids and accidentally getting himself dirtier in the process, he loses his mind. He completely neglects his well-being and embraces throwing trash on himself.

This clip illustrates the effects of schizophrenia on an individual. John Nash sees and interacts with people (who are hallucinations) that do not exist to other people. These hallucinations can seem so real that one would think that they actually exist.

Ed's penpal sends him memorabilia from his home country. Rolf sees this memorabilia, and it reminds him of some trauma he experienced as a child. Rolf hurts the Eds in response, and they are confused as to what is wrong with Rolf.