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Jenny's
mental illness, like depression, flared up again today. It has been a while
since she has suffered from it-about six months. She talked at the wall a few months
at first, and she has started to tear
the wallpapers up a few weeks ago. Some of my neighbors are asking me why I
leave her alone even though I am a psychopathologist. It is, maybe, because her
state was far more than I can control. One side of the wallpaper was torn
almost half or more and even it is going creepy yellow color, so I put a red
fabric on it.
But
she is not under this condition all day. She is a completely normal woman
usually, however, especially at night, she cries, yells, and so on, and even
she has tried to strangle me. I cannot feel comfortable in this house anymore.
One
day, I was working on something in my room, and she came to me with torn
wallpaper in her hand,
Her
disease gets worse and worse. Jenny said she is seeing "her
apparition" and hearing "her voice". So I locked Jenny in her
room even now. I cannot understand at all what she is saying-someone,
especially "she" is in the wall. Now I feel that I have the illness, also.
Really,
is there someone in the wall? Break it down! That cannot be true. It should not
be that someone in the black, spooky and thick wall. So I found some facilities
for her, but they do not want to take care of her.
I
want to get out of the her clutches and feel freedom. I do not want to take
care of her anymore, either. It's time to do anything for my freedom right now.
There
are police lines around the house of a doctor couple in Hartford, Connecticut.
Some cops are finding evidence, some reporters are taking pictures inside and
outside of the house, and some crowds are talking in whispers. Then, John
showed up in the nick of time and was handcuffed. According to the police
officers, a little girl was found dead on one side of the wall in the house.
She was an 8-year-old girl and she was often called, "Little Red Riding Hood".
She was killed on her way to John's house to talk about her grandmother's
depression.
Woah! What happened here? I'm intrigued! I think we need to talk about this in class. It's really fascinating Joey; I love the weaving of the two stories.
ReplyDeleteJoey, what a great idea to connect the different stories into it very creative! it was very interesting and defiantly keeps you wondering what is going to happen next, awesome job!
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