</s>47: 161 CONTINUED: HELEN Please give him my love. An awkward pause, as CAMERA MOVES IN CLOSE on Must's dark glasses in which we SEE Helen's face reflected. MUST Well, why don't we sit down and get acquainted. This new, ah, techno-psychology" is it? It's all Greek to me. 162 FLASHBACK - HELEN'S MEMORY FILTER - MED. SHOT A younger, agonized Helen stands on one side of a glassed- in booth, watching a man with dark glasses interrogating an older man (her father) with the interrogation is brutal, and we have the feeling of a firing squad preparing to fire. 163 INF. THE NEURO-PSYCHIATRIC INSTITUTE - MED .- SHOT Inside an all-white room, as Helen and Must enter and sit on white chairs. CAMERA DOLLIES AROUND as Helen talks on snaps on a film projector. We SEE actual films of behavior modification taking place in a prison, a school, etc. (STOCK) HELENA This is what we call "Behavior Modification. We're looking at the S.T.A.R.T ., Plan -- Special the S ., T.A ., R ., and Rehabilitative ... Treatment (and Rehabilitativ ... ) (more unrestored (more injured) in Helen) When were were recruited, Doctor? 1965. (looks at him) HELENE MUST University of Chicago? HELN Yes. MUST Your father, ah. works for us in Greece, I believe? 2025 RELEASE UNDER E.O. 14176

Summary  
The text describes a fictionalized narrative involving Helen and Sirhan, focusing on their interactions at a neuro-psychiatric institute and Pasadena Library, where discussions about psychological experiments, behavior modification, and hypnosis occur. Sirhan is depicted as a Palestinian Arab refugee with occult interests, potentially linked to revolutionary violence. The narrative includes flashbacks to Helen's past, including her father's interrogation, and references to RFK's 1968 political campaign, though these are presented as fictional or dramatized scenes rather than factual historical events. A subplot involves Paul Woods and Judy Shankland, RFK's aides, discussing security concerns and internal campaign strategies. FBI agent Thurman is shown investigating an anonymous tip about a potential assassination plot, while Sirhan attends a Black Panther Party meeting in Los Angeles. The text also includes fictionalized scenes of hypnosis sessions, subliminal propaganda, and a ritualistic chant targeting RFK, blending elements of personal trauma, political ideology, and surreal symbolism without presenting verifiable historical information about the RFK assassination investigation.  

Key People  
- Helen: A psychologist involved in behavior modification experiments, interacts with Sirhan and Must.  
- Sirhan: A Palestinian Arab refugee with occult interests, depicted as a potential subject for psychological manipulation and linked to revolutionary violence.  
- Paul Woods: RFK's aide, discussed in the context of political strategy and security concerns.  
- Judy Shankland: RFK campaign associate involved in internal discussions about campaign tactics.  
- Henry Lord: Security figure associated with RFK's campaign.  
- Thurman: FBI agent investigating an anonymous tip about a potential assassination plot.  
- Osg, a character warning Woods about a contract on RFK involving organized crime ties.  

Key Locations  
- Neuro-Psychiatric Institute: Central to psychological experiments and discussions.  
- Pasadena Library: Site of intellectual interactions between Sirhan and Helen.  
- Pasadena, California: Setting for scenes involving Sirhan and Helen's relationship.  
- RFK campaign headquarters (Nebraska, Indiana, Los Angeles): Depicted in fictionalized security and political contexts.  
- Black Panther Party headquarters (Los Angeles): Site of Sirhan's attendance and confrontation with guards.  
- Must's Hotel (Washington D.C.): Mentioned in the context of RFK's political activities.  

Key Events  
- Discussions on behavior modification techniques, including electroshock therapy and hypnosis.  
- Flashbacks to Helen's past, including her father's interrogation.  
- Sirhan's attendance at a Black Panther Party meeting and interaction with guards.  
- Security concerns and confrontations between Paul Woods and Henry Lord.  
- Thurman's unauthorized investigation into a potential assassination plot.  
- Osgood's warning to Woods about a contract on RFK involving Gibson and organized crime ties.  
- Fictionalized scenes of hypnosis sessions, subliminal propaganda, and a ritualistic chant targeting RFK.  

Key Organizations  
- Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI): Mentioned through Thurman's actions.  
- Black Panther Party: Depicted as an organization Sirhan interacts with.  
- Central Intelligence Agency (CIA): Implied through references to organized crime ties and covert operations.

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