The Study of Dr Cavaglieri

Dr. Cavaglieri closes his notebook, but the patient's description of the whispering walls won't leave his mind. Marcus, an architect, insists the voices in his newly inherited Victorian home recite events from his childhood he's never shared. Cavaglieri's initial skepticism fractures when his own audio recordings from the sessions reveal faint, overlapping whispers not present during the live dialogue. His rational study descends into a personal labyrinth as he cross-references historical deeds of the property, uncovering a pattern of 'auditory phenomena' reported by every occupant since 1898. The doctor becomes the subject of his own case study when the whispers begin addressing him by name.