Case number 222 Date of admission February 14th 18.... Name Emilie, last name unknown Age and Sex 16 years. Female Married, Single or Widowed Single Has any family? Unknown Occupation Hmm... Habits of Life .....That could mean anything Religious persuasion Church of England assumed Brought by whom? Madam Mornington, Headmistress, Asylum, FWVG Form of Insanity Melancholia Dementia Supposed cause Unknown, assumed, genetic weakness Is hereditary? Suspected Is Suicidal? Yes Is dangerous to others? Yes Is destructive to property? Yes State of bodily health? Hmm....Ill Marks of violence, if any Cuts and bruises Selfinflicted of course Facts specified in medical certificate, upon which opinion of insanity founded 1. Facts indicating insanity observed by medical man Claims to hear voices at night Prone to bouts of melancholia, interspersed with brief periods of excitement Such as to interrupt the peace of the household 2 Other facts indicating insanity, communicated to him by others General raving Has made numerous accusations against her guardian Which, as he is a respected personage Are clearly the ravings of a fevered mind Has violently attacked her guardian Causing serious injury Has conspired with the housemaid to ruin household property And attempted to steal items Namely a stone Cherub and an ironwork Candelabra Attempted suicide by drowning How original Walking the city of London in insufficient and inappropriate clothing Stealing goods from local merchants Intent to prostitute Order signed by.... Now child, I abhor a fuss And I dislike noise in general So, I demand your cooperation, and am, as you can see Prepared to extract it from you willingly or... Otherwise Do you intend to come quietly, or not? Madam said I, I come as quietly as the dead Brilliant, brilliant, only the light restraints then, gentlemen Roughly was I led out to the waiting coach by my leash And all I could think was and these are the light restraints? who are you? I am your captain What is this? hello! Awareness is the enemy of sanity For once you hear the screaming It never stops
insanity, indicating, melancholia, attempted, assumed