Infection

A doctor who orders the wrong drug and becomes entangled in a cover-up. He is pragmatic at first, but as the crisis deepens, his grip on reality weakens and the line between truth and illusion blurs. The narrative hints that his actions may drive a larger, recursive twist about responsibility and identity.

A fellow physician who becomes overwhelmed by guilt over the cover-up. He succumbs to the escalating crisis, his emotions catching up with him as fear and infection push him toward a tragic end. His fate highlights how remorse can fuel dangerous responses in a crumbling hospital.

A mysterious doctor who argues that the infection spreads mentally and acts as a catalyst for the story’s twist. His presence unsettles others and challenges their assumptions about causality, pushing the plot toward its reveal about reality and perception.

A perceptive physician who steps in to assess the chaos and ultimately recognizes that events may be a hallucination. She calls the police, providing a grounded counterpoint to the increasingly surreal crisis and anchoring the narrative’s turning point.

The authoritative leader of the nursing staff who tries to maintain order as the crisis spreads. She confronts mounting fear and ethical strain, and her authority is tested by the infection’s reach.

A cruel, self-serving nurse who participates in the cover-up. She becomes a casualty of the outbreak as the chaos and green goo spread through the staff, illustrating how malice can amplify a crisis.

An impulsive nurse who engages in reckless acts—such as drawing her own blood—that escalate the infection. Her behavior embodies curiosity that veers into danger, driving the horror forward.

One of the hospital nurses who operates in the background as the crisis unfolds. Her role underscores how ordinary staff members are drawn into the spreading threat and its aftermath.