"Maybe if you have no imagination."

Orpheus stops for a moment. He isn't standing still rather he is still. Then he says. "I don't get tired of magic that easily," he snaps his fingers and sparkles fly out.

Is the next line obvious?

Nope. Orpheus is just standing there, not quite still as before, but not really doing anything, not even blinking.

Okay.

He shuts his eyes and stops breathing.

He can feel their fear like a tangible thing reeking from their bodies.

He returns. 

"What is this?"

The empty room (with no sign to ever been part of a park) doesn't answer.

The chess pieces are scattered across the floor.

He picks up the pieces.

She writes, and remembers.

An suddenly it is like the air is punched out of air and her skin feels wet and cold.

She startles, looking around. 

Her room is fine, except it is now filled with dark murky waters, which don't appear to affect anything besides visibility.

More hallucinations. Great.

She makes a swimming motion with her arms.

It doesn't do anything, her skin and her eyes tell her she is underwater, but her muscles meet no resistance, if she pays attention the cloth in her bed isn't moving as if floating underwater.

She stands up, circling the room.

The water... drains away. Or something very similar to that.

Here is dad, so worried. "I just heard what happened. Are you okay? Did your brother gave you breath?"

"He did. I'm fine"

A symptom? She should call one of the doctors.

Dad takes her hand and she feels... something, her lack of breath goes away. "Better?"

"Thank you?" 

It sounds vaguely annoyed and ungrateful.

She tries to touch his chest. 

He feels real and solid.

"You're welcome my child."

Why is the hallucination hugging her. 

"Nurse? Doctor? Someone!"

"Are you feeling alright? Do you still have water on your lungs?"

"You're not real, I just need a doctor. Not real, not real, not real..."

"Please, calm down, dear. I am going to get help."

He then... duplicates himself and the copy walks away, not to the direction to the door, but towards the wall, she can see it getting distant despite the room not being that long.