Therapy Box

The Chambre de Chasse Device or simply the Therapy Box is Professor Vardemus' variation on a Chambre de Chasse. In mystical therapeutic circles, it is used to transfer all your psychological concerns inside the box to form a shared narrative to work though specific problems that a single person or group of people are experiencing and discover something valuable in the process.
==Purpose==
Rupert Vardemus created a variation of the Chambre de Chasse for therapeutic purposes. Emma Tig explained that all the participants' psychological concerns would be transferred inside his enchanted device to form a shared narrative. The world they'd create together could be anything, but no matter what it ends up looking like, it would be designed specifically to help. With their minds contained in the Chambre de Chasse, their bodies would be unconscious. Inside, they'll have no awareness that they would be in a simulation. However, once they reach the end of their story, they'll be given an escape word. To become self-aware once again, they'd simply say the escape word aloud and then they'd wake up. The device is also capable of creating single user scenarios as well as narratives with much harder settings, making it harder or immposible for witches to take control of from within the narrative.
==Throughout Legacies Series==
===Season Two===
In There's A Place Where The Lost Things Go, Alaric Saltzman asked Emma Tig to conduct a special group lesson for a select few students: Lizzie, Josie, MG, Rafael, Hope and Jade. As supernaturals, they all carry a burden as their eyes are open to evil and they all have had to face it in some form or another. She explains that some process these traumas by suppressing what happened. For others, it's easier to bury it deep inside and pretend like nothing's happened at all. Still, others may take a different route. Emma holds the session with the students to hopefully help them do better at processing the traumas they've been through. Using a device created by Professor Rupert Vardemus, she transfers all of their psychological concerns inside of the device to form a shared narrative - a 1920s-esque noir. Despite the good the device was meant to do, Josie's dark magic, alter-ego corrupts the narrative, changing the rules, and one-by-one murders the students, expelling them from the narrative. Ultimately she wanted Lizzie alone so she could trap her consciousness within the Chambre de Chasse, leaving her body for Josie to complete the Merge.
In Life Was So Much Easier When I Only Cared About Myself, Alaric contacted Professor Vardemus about trapping Josie's mind within the therapy box. He prescribed an order of symbols on the lid of the box that increased the box's difficulty to the utmost level. He assured Alaric that Josie, consumed with black magic wouldn't be able to control the box, as she did before, and keep her safe until he and Caroline found a way to help her permanently. Wanting to treat Josie like a "monster" problem, Hope and Kaleb turned the box on Alaric, trapping him within the box. After Josie killed Alyssa, Kaleb wanted to take Josie down with plan B. Hope however had a different means of plan B and to keep Kaleb from hurting Josie, she trapped him within the box as well. Their shared narrative involved finding the elixir of life behind a wall that protected it.
===Season Three===
In This is What It Takes, Alaric suggested that Hope use the therapy box to create a scenario in the single user setting. Similar to the shared narrative, it would create a simulation designed to resolve what the subconscious was dealing with; i.e. How to get Landon back. Hope agreed and delved into the new simulation. The simulation however was a twisted "game" set in a summer camp slasher flick with the Salvatore School maintenance man murdering all the students, including Lizzie, Ethan, Josie, Jed, and MG. Each person that Hope came into contact with eventually and brutally died and she was unable to save the game's version of her friends. Eventually she stops running and faces the maintenance man and manages to stab him in the neck, killing him. However, the maintenance man turns out to be Landon and he's not dead. Instead, the game's version of Landon wasn't meant to show her a way to get Landon back. Deep down it was attempting to get her to believe that instead of only caring about saving Landon, she should be happy that everyone's waiting outside the box for her, except Landon. Ultimately, she should give up on him. Even though she knew this was the answer the box was trying to make her understand, she didn't believe it and only when she did was the word presented to her to leave. However, once she found the word, she refused to say it, and refused to leave this version of Landon, as this version was better than not having him at all. Despite not wanting to leave, Alaric essentially pulled the plug on the simulation early and forced Hope out of the box to reveal the artifact that they previously were searching for.
===Season Four===
In There's No I In Team, or Whatever, Alaric uses the therapy box and instructions provided by Rupert Vardemus' to create a group simulation for Hope, Jed, Wade, and Josie. The simulation was mean for them to perform the transfusion ritual on Malivore and Ryan. Within the simulation, Wade attempts to keep Malivore, rather, Landon's body pain free with fairy dust. Things become complicated and Ryan and Landon struggle under the spell. Jed watches over Ryan, unable to help with anything while Josie warns Hope that she needs to go faster. Hope hesitates, fearing permanent damage to Landon. The spell fails and they're expelled from the therapy box. Alaric and Ryan immediately realize they've failed again, just like the last ten simulations. Hope demands to run it again, but Josie counters that they're doing something wrong. Hope can't be the one to perform the spell.
In You're A Long Way From Home, Hope walks down a deserted street in New Orleans, but comes to a stop. Hope quickly notices Cleo, who claims to only want to talk. She, however, is merely a poor distraction while the others get into position, which doesn't go unnoticed. With their cover blown, Josie, MG, Kaleb, Jed, and Ethan step out and they all confront Hope. Hope questions if her warning was too subtle, though they're here to help. Calling Kaleb a traitor, MG tries to rally them, to not let her get into their heads. Cleo tries to reach out to her, but Hope makes the first move. Using her magic, she blasts them outward. Kaleb recovers first, but Hope uses her vampire speed to throw him back into a wooden table, staking him in the process. Taking the stake, she throws it at MG, killing him, too. Cleo, now back on her feet, tries to use her magic to subdue her, but Hope is quicker and immobilizes her first. Jed rushes Hope, trying to overpower her with physical attacks, though she's stronger and manages to rip his heart out. Ethan, still new to his powers, has no choice but to run. He disappears and runs away, but Hope can still hear him. Using a manhole cover, she decapitates him. With Hope momentarily distracted, Josie casts a sleeping spell on her and she collapses to the ground. Hope is prepared, however, and fakes out the spell to gain the upper-hand against Josie, vamping behind her to break her neck. Cleo, still immobilized, is the last one remaining. Hope expected this much from them, but not her. Hope knows there's a weapon that can kill her but Cleo doesn't have it, nor did the others know about it. Regardless, Hope casts the incendia spell, burning Cleo alive where she stood. The simulation ends with her death.
Back in the therapy box, Cleo confronts Hope, Red Oak stake in hand. This time will be different. She had a vision of a tree and she should have known that Nature would have created balance near the place of the tribrid's birth. Since she came alone, Hope reasons that she still hasn't told anyone about it, but Cleo wants to test her theory first. Cleo casts a spell as Hope vamps towards her. Cleo teleports behind her and stakes her in the heart from the back. Hope immediately begins to desiccate and turn to ash and ember, blowing away in the wind. Cleo is ejected from the device as Lizzie and Josie enter the gym. They would like to use the Therapy Box and ask for a minute alone.
In Someplace Far Away From All This Violence, in the Therapy Box, Lizzie travels in a stagecoach to a small western town, driven by Wade. He warns her that she's arrived at a bad time as the town is having a hanging the next day. He explains that a school teach has murdered his students and burned up his school. The hanging will occur at noon tomorrow that is unless Lizzie can stop it. She is the school teacher's daughter and means to prove her father's innocence.
Lizzie confronts her father who's sitting in a jail cell. People are calling him a monster for what he's done. Lizzie reassures him it's all hogwash, because he moved to this town to enlighten uncivilized people and questions what really happened. Alaric, however, has no recollection. One minute he's teaching and the next he's covered in ash and blood and her sister missing. There's a dark spot over his memory. He questions if he could have really done this, but Lizzie counters that he couldn't have. All he knows is that he found a necklace when he woke up, but doesn't recall where it came from either. Lizzie takes the necklace and vows to free him and see that the real perpetrators will hang and find her sister.
Night has fallen in the simulation. Lizzie is confronted by Kaleb, a hired gun. She's been asking around town about a necklace and she shows him. Kaleb explains that it's the mark of the Mikaelson gang and she should leave town. Alaric's already a dead man and she will be too if she crosses paths with Hope Mikaelson. She offers to pay him, if he's not too scared, but Kaleb says that she's no mere girl. She's a monster with not an ounce of humanity. Lizzie trades in facts and not tall tales. Kaleb retracts his offer and steps forward to her, revealing he too is a monster and apart of the Mikaelson gang. As he's about to attack, he's shot dead by a man that looks like her dad. It's her uncle Ric, and he assumes that his brother never told her about him.
Uncle Ric prepares his horse with Lizzie hot on his trails. She wants to follow and go with him. He gives her a wooden stake, though he prays that she'll never have to use it. Lizzie is determined to find Josette. Ric explains that her assailant was a vampire. She questions that if vampires are real and burned down the school, why doesn't her father remember. Ric explains that becoming a monster they get certain gifts they like to hurt innocent people with. He assures her that he will find Josette and will kill the bloodsuckers. Lizzie reaches for his gun, determined to go with him, but he rejects her, believing her soft and that they would eat her alive. He tips his hat to her and rides off into the night leaving her.
Lizzie rides horseback through a field, finding Alaric on the ground near his camp fire. Josie approaches her, asking if he's dead. She's covered in blood, but unharmed. She explains that she tried to drink it all, but it was bitter like him. She's become a monster, because of Hope. She's come to rescue her, but she's too late. Josie believes she's already been rescued and intends to do the same to Lizzie. Josie rushes towards her, but Lizzie has the wooden stake and plunges it into her chest, killing her. Josie questions why she did that, but Lizzie tells her she was already gone.
Alaric is wounded and bleeding from the neck. It looks bad, but he encourages Lizzie to go. She's already taken care of Josette. He didn't think she had it in her, and that makes two of them. He admits that he underestimated her and she's more like him than he realized. He tells her that his Isobel was turned into a vampire, too. He roamed the plains, killing the monsters in her name. Alaric believed him having gone mad. He was the smarter man and devoted his life to keeping them safe and away from him. A place far away from violence. Sometimes, violence is the only solution. Lizzie tells him that her father was wrong. They need to kill Hope, but she'll have to do it without him. He gives her two pistols, each with special bullets capable of killing Hope. Ric draws his last breaths and passes on, leaving Lizzie to wonder if she's like him or not.
Lizzie buries her sister and uncle as Hope finds her. She's prepared and plans to end her in an old fashioned pistol match, seeing who can draw their weapon quicker. Hope questions if she really believes she's faster than a vampire and they draw. Hope is quicker and shoots Lizzie in the shoulder. Nevertheless, Hope is impressed with Lizzie and offers her death or life. Lizzie chooses death and trips Hope, who falls into a makeshift cross, stabbing her in the stomach. Hope is a tribrid and believes she can't be killed. Lizzie fires several shots, killing Hope. There's always a loophole.
MG frees Alaric and tells him he has a visitor who has brought the culprit to justice. Lizzie is waiting for him, who explains that she found Josette but she didn't survive and Hope killed her. In turn, she killed Hope. Alaric wants to flee back east, never wanting this life for her. Though there's no going back now after what she's seen. Her gang is still out there. Alaric tells her that no amount of revenge will bring her sister back, but it will bring her justice to her name. Alaric didn't raise her like this, but Lizzie admits that he should have. Lizzie regains her memories, realizing she's in the therapy box simulation. She remembers that her real father was a vampire hunter once and trying to be a teacher is what put him in a coma. All her friends are trying to find a way to forgive Hope, but that's not what she wants to do, not anymore. She notices the poster on the far wall with Vindicta and says it aloud. It's her way out.
Inside the therapy box, Lizzie meets Josie. It's odd, because it's meant to be empty, but Josie explains that Hope came to the school and trapped her within. Hope isn't too far gone because she didn't kill them. Lizzie, however, knows exactly how to fix Hope. Josie doesn't understand her meaning. Lizzie's game is over and Josie's is just beginning and she's released from the box.
In You Will Remember Me, Josie's simulation begins. She's Dr. Josette Saltzman, a surgical intern at Mikaelson Memorial Hospital. She's making out with Finch, a paramedic, but has to cut their time short because she's been paged. Josie apologizes, but Finch tells her to save it when she ends up missing their date later that night. As she leaves the darkened room, she tells Finch to wait five minutes before she leaves. Like her mother and father she intends to be a surgeon, but currently, she's barely holding it together. As she walks away, she knocks on another door, signaling to Lizzie. After she leaves her room, MG and Ethan flee the room as well.
Josie contemplates her position in the hospital, which is named after Dr. Klaus Mikaelson. She stands in a gallery, watching Hope perform a coronary artery bypass graft. This is her story after all, not hers. Dr. Hope Mikaelson is technically an intern like herself, but already a legend. Lizzie comes in behind Josie, annoyed, though the latter is watching Hope pioneer a new surgical technique. Lizzie should be here watching and learning, too. As she admires Hope's work, Hope has a tremor and the patient goes critical as Hope falls to the floor.
Dr. Death, a.k.a. the Necromancer or Dr. Ted runs the hospital. He can kill anyone's career with a snap of his fingers and the only person Hope is afraid of. Josie finds him, concerned about what happened to Dr. Mikaelson. She's resting, though she should be working. Josie wants to know if she'll be okay, but he reveals that she has a rare genetic condition, called CMT, which he believes is what caused her tremors. It's not treatable and Dr. Ted demands her to get back to work. Josie doesn't want to give up on Hope and all the people she could help in the future, though Dr. Ted doesn't want to hear it. No one is indispensable and Dr. Mikaelson's career in surgery is over.
Josie finds Dr. Kirby, the attending on call, and pulls him into a dark room. He mistakes her actions, as they've been done for almost a year. She needs his help, rather Hope needs it. She explains her situation and how Dr. Death is going to the board to revoke Hope's license. She needs to get into the personnel files, though she doesn't have access to them since she's an intern. He does, though. Reluctantly, he gives in and allows her to take his employee badge.
Josie approaches Dr. Death, but she's not meant to scrub in for this procedure. He hands off his duties and she explains to him that his diagnosis is wrong. With personnel records in hand, she explains that Dr. Klaus Mikeaslon was tested for CMT and the result was negative. Her father signed the report clearing him and he hated Klaus. Josie admits that he can punish her, but is adamant that Hope doesn't have CMT. He tells her that she can go tell the others to stop clearing out her locker on the way to clean hers out. She's been fired.
Josie approaches Hope, who is recovering. She already knows what Josie did for her. She saved her career. Josie wants the truth. When cleaning out her locker, she found her pills. She does have CMT and those pills were to control the symptoms. She scrubbed into the surgery knowing the risk to the innocent life. Josie decides to not tell if her reason convinces her otherwise.
Hope explains to Josie that she was meant to be a surgeon since the day she was born. Every moment in her life has been pushing her towards it. Her father had it too. Josie believes he hid it from her dad and faked his test results, but Hope explains that her dad was the one who faked it. He knew it and helped cover it up. Josie believes it to be a lie, but it's the same reason they all lied. It was the best way to help the greatest number of people. This hospital needed him. His innovation kept the research money coming in, just like hers will. Hope assures her that she'll get Josie reinstated on the board. Josie doesn't want to stay. She thought if she didn't live up to her legacy, it would ruin her life. However, when she was fired, she felt relieved. She's been trying to live up to her standards too. Hope however has felt that pressure too and, like her, caused her to lose her way. She still wants to be a doctor and help people, but she can't do that to the best of her abilities at this hospital; it's too much pressure and expectation. With that revelation, sees the word Solus appear on a medical chart and everything is clear to her now. She felt the need to live up to the school that was literally created for her. The pressure to save the school and her friends will ever let her live her own life. Hope thinks she's crazy, as this is a hospital, but Josie now knows she's in the therapy box and knows he needs to leave. She knows how to fix this.
Josie sits outside the hospital, waiting for Finch. She let everything go to do something she thought was right. For the first time she could see herself clearly. Finch gets out of an ambulance and is surprised to see her. Finch is excited they might actually have a real date night. She runs back inside to change and then they can go. She tells her not to move, and leaves. Josie says the magic word, Solus, and is freed from the therapy box.
In The Only Way Out is Through, with her humanity flickering, Hope decided to smash the therapy box with a hammer, preventing Alaric or MG from being able to use it against her. Despite her efforts, the device was restored to working order by Professor Vardemus as well as having been upgraded with the addition of a few new settings.
In By the End of This, You'll Know Who You Were Meant to Be, Ethan and MG walk from Mystic Falls High School. He wants MG to come clean because they stopped training because he needed a milkshake all of a sudden. They walked all the way into town to get one instead of just going to the school kitchen, and now they're taking the long way back. He knows he's stalling. MG tells him the truth. He doesn't think he should be part of the battle. It's too dangerous. Ethan is sure he's in control of his jumps and that he can just not use his powers. MG can't ask him to sit on the sidelines again. However, MG isn't asking him that. He wants him to leave town, for his own good, and just go home. In the distance, a distracted girl on her cell phone walks out into the road as a car races towards her. Ethan jumps to her, grabs her and vanishes before the car comes to a screeching stop. MG looks at him disappointed as the words, "SISTO" appear on the wall behind him, saying it aloud. Ethan realizes this isn't real and they're expelled from the Therapy Box. MG apologizes to him, but he couldn't find another way to convince him. If he sees someone in trouble, he won't be able to stop himself. He's too much of a hero and that's why he can't be part of the fight. 
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LGC408-071-Dr. Ted-Therapy Box~Josie.png
LGC408-072-Josie.png
LGC408-079~Hope-Therapy Box.png
LGC408-080~Hope-Therapy Box-Josie.png
LGC408-081~Hope-Therapy Box.png
LGC408-082-Josie.png
LGC408-089~Hope-Josie-Therapy Box.png
LGC408-090-Solus~Josie.png
LGC408-091-Josie.png
LGC408-092~Hope-Therapy Box.png
LGC408-093~Hope-Therapy Box-Josie.png
LGC408-094~Hope-Therapy Box.png
LGC408-114-Josie~Finch-Therapy Box.png
LGC408-115-Josie~Finch-Therapy Box.png
LGC408-116~Josie~Finch-Therapy Box.png
LGC408-117-Josie.png
LGC418-046-MG-Therapy Box.png
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==See also==
Category:Legacies (series)
Category:Objects
Category:Enchanted Objects
Category:Dimensions
Category:Locations
Category:Powers
Category:Supernatural
Category:Witchcraft