Bob Wiley: A Very Weird Patient To Dr. Leo Marvin

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Bob Wiley is a very weird patient to Dr. Leo Marvin. In the beginning of the movie, Bob walked into his office and went straight to his family photos. Bob started playing the guessing name game with the family photos. One of Bob biggest disorders is being OCD. Throughout the movie, Bob uses a Kleenex to touch doors and other objects. Dr. Marvin wasn’t very interested about Bob’s problem, so he gave him his own book named Baby Steps. The Baby Steps really helped Bob because it gets on elevators and talks to people. Bob’s first call was to try and find out where Dr. Marvin went on vacation begins with an insert of him watching The Brady Bunch. He is also crying while he watched The Brady Bunch. Bob is also a weird patient because he followed

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