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Throughout the Research Hall you can find several non-hostile Clocktower Patients that you can speak with, and although they may ask you for help, there is nothing you can do to help them other than put an end to their suffering. This page is documenting all of them and their dialogues. [Video] Bloodborne Dialogues | Research Hall Patients by MoonlightButterfly

Clocktower Patient (Base Floor)	Clocktower Patient (2F)

Dialogue: "Has someone, anyone, seen my eyes? I'm afraid I've dropped them in a puddle. Everything is pale, now..."

Dialogue: "Plip, plop, plip, plop..." "Splish, splash, splish, splash..."

Clocktower Patient (Patient Room 2F)	Clocktower Patient (Patient Room 2F)

Dialogue: "...Kill me, please, just kill me... Free me from this place... before I go mad."

Dialogue: "Ahh, someone...help me... I am guilty, I know. But I won't do it again, I promise. The damp darkness...it, it frightens me... And what rises from its very depths..."

Clocktower Patient (Patient Room 2F)	Clocktower Patient (3F)

Dialogue: "Ahh, Lady Maria, Lady Maria. Please. Take my hand. Please. Help me... don't let me drown..."

Dialogue: "Oh, Lady Maria... Save me...please...I don't hear anything..." Note: Once you raise the stairs, this Clocktower Patient will disappear.

Clocktower Patient (4F)	Clocktower Patient (4-5F Platform)

Dialogue: "I have failed. Please, Lady Maria..."

Dialogue: "Plip, plop, plip, plop... Plip, plop, plip, plop..." "Lady Maria, I'm a robin. Will I ever curl up and become an egg? What say you, Lady Maria? Lady Maria? Say something, anything..."

Clocktower Patient (Upper Rafters)	Clocktower Patient (Top Floor)

Dialogue: "Splish, splash, splish, splash..." "Have you heard how curiously the sea churns? Like a storm, but like the rain, only gentle, like dripping water... It bellows, from deep inside of me... Here it comes, up through my insides... but gently, like little droplets..."

Dialogue: "Listen close... and you, too, will hear... The sound of water..."