Broadbent,” Raymond Frank Steen M.D. 2k #13085 02/08/56 ~ Physical Findings: Nothing remarkable. Laboratory Data: All normal. Mental Examination: Qn admission, the patient was in an anxiou s state, agrevated and alert. He was uncooperative to the ward routine and showed extreme hostility towards staff. However, at the time of the interview, he showed less evidence of anxiety and was generally attentive and cooperative. He admits to alcohol addiction in the past. Consciousness was clear; thoughts showed no disturbance in memory. He expressed the wish to write down the evénts that led him to be commited to the asylum. I concented to this on condition that he write as faithful to the truth as he concieves it. He showed excellent ability at communication, but his insight and judgement axe impaized. His conflict appears to be intrapsychic rather than external Diagnostic Impression: ay Dissociative versonality disorder and acute hallucinations. Course In The Asylum: Ovearly, patient has been disruptive on the war He does not socialize yell with the other patients, He has settled down after a few days with Thorazine. medication, but continues to have hostdle and anary feelings toward staff. He may present a problem to management if he suffers another psychotic episode, The patient — will not be discharged to stand trial for his crimes as he shows Signs of serious psythovathology. . f / * y . / Frank Steen \M.D. kghey 00 wvOOR ® , «gills WVOON v for 00 wvooY HISTORY SHEET and Pog | CUNICAL NOTES Each erty must be signed) EXcavation of seein ae by Dr Rayona 8 aa wnnary | ony in SreLand are famous and have | Legends associated with they gping back To Very ancient Limes. But we re concerned there with ope bog in particular, in The wilds of ercrim, That boasts a certain Legend of a territying Least. Proloane ; Beast bog is So nawed because of an old Legend of a beast Said to have roamed hat. __|lond. A Least Like ro other remarkpble — at Tening anclent and evil, JL Was ; h browaht Lhe excavators ___ land the orchoeclogists to the bog. A Soil So black iL contrasted Sharply orange Ont i— rust paint of the rechanical diggers. ke there was a Loft of apr AS To Where Lo dla and bot) Long Lhe excavation Wowlo, 600 90 AADOA s MJIT AAOOK & 6-00 00 AAOOA s|hey 00 wwOOR ® » “sgl WOON v for 00 wvooY HISTORY SHEET a Poge U CUNICAL NOTES Each erty must be signed) Last before the grant, money ron owt. The. preSSwre Was nt find Langjble results. and boy, did tue-ever aot Them. Excavortion doy mas beantityl and het, avery rare thing in Lreland. There were four orchoecloaisrs, O, non, To iBelaian, and one Lrish. There were fourteen Lobowrers inthe tieLa — all Lrishmen — a Veritable crowd of men SWEATING wp a Storm and bringing clouds of midees owt To bite ws and Suck owl blood. So it the leoend was true and there was an_ancent beast thot one Lived in this | Lecolity boty did it die off? hat did tear? WE 2 eal ie_have or) the Swrroundnd { Was it Lerritotiol of dic It 2 Land tar and wide! Was there Lone Specimen, a freak of noLwre, of as there a whole herd of them! The Leognd has certainly Laughable fo 600 00 AMADOR . MJIT AAOOK & 00 00 AAOOA s|hey OO wwOOR ® » «gills WVOON v for 00 wvooY HISTORY SHEET Poog % CUNICAL NOTES Each entry must be signed) The yncaiority of academics In the institutes of higher Learning but iL occasionally found port In Small circles of fringe theorists. beorlSLs Who Twe. | Knowing That we needed to explore Lhot_| huge outline and determine It iL Was one building of arowps of Smoller Structures,” ! woilized all owr Labowrers for a full _| Week of constant diaaina. Soares _| Lhe oppoSing South=e: NONnd NnorLh— Western corners revealed Lhot IL Was one. rows complex Subdivided inLo rooms. | be foo neXt. to The norih—western corner had a stone floor With curious afooVes KODAK OC AG a KODAK FILM a KODAK Ub Ad4#OOVE 00 VOT 9 wOOVK LITW % WOOVK 00 VOT HISTORY SHEET CUNICAL NOTES hn entry must be signed) carved Into It. Le also discovered rockers of natural methane gas, the result perhaps of centuries of organic matter fermenting in the peaty soil. Everyone Was ordered not. Lo Synoke rear the Sie To prevent any ex— ploSlons. The four archeologists, including, Some. of the Labowrers balked on Lop of The wear; thed Store wall thar creoted a barrier _ nus andthe freshly cul reaty Soll. hot_evening the setring Sun Loced Through the deep trenches we had dug in the Land” Scope and Lit wp the Limestore Walls With Tones of deep of NOP ANA CrMSon AQAINST. brotyny—black Soil. Jt was a beautiful |SIQhi Lo Take With wS AS We Set we Coyne for the night. _ r j Chapter tio The next. morning be piled once prore into — Lhe Truck and drove Inte The nearest Lown, KODAK G0 A048 a KODAK FIL sf 2 KODAK OD A048#OOVK 00 YOt 4 KOOVK LITW 3 WOOK 00 VOT HISTORY SHEET CUNICAL NOTES Each entry must be signed) AXIS with Side Streets radip ing. off it Like SpoKeS on A bicycle wheel. The Victorian huooden Shor fronts had been perlectly restored MAINEAININg Their antique Look me the Whole place Seeym Like a puseun. aly, IL Was Said To poSSeSS AWILara'S me Ob Am¥ hey 00 ¥WOOe . » sos VOOW e toy 06 NWOOY HISTORY SHEET Page 1S NSUCTANT CUNICAL NOTES rn erty must be signed) and fashioned themselves Into a Story of past Life...or at least, L think iL Was a | ast Life. +n my dream on the first night, f WAS SLUdyindg wnder Some Sorf of master craitsman, Who Was Teaching. me alferent. building Techniques wSing Stone and copper S and_reyonstroted philoSophically hat. rere were Invisible SwpporLs in every Toon of A home, jvst as There were in every person's heart Gnd when one Learns hota Lhese Structural SwprorLs Work one Than can apely Chem fo the heart of others Lo make they STronepr. My areaynselt found tle Studies annoying, athe teacher To allot) me Lo Serve offending the nightly devotions Teyele coyplexX. But ny acher Said Cant, thot have Loo mu< To do. wl. thot Was not always Lrue. The Look of WSappointyment on my face ynust have reajstered With him becanse + Was given permission To 2p alend To ore of the nightly JTt AAOOKWOOVE 00 VOT a WOOVK LiTW % HOOVK 00 VOT ane SHEET Poe 6 igi NOP & nary must be signed) WeVot ions. Polose furtler, of \wSt a oe ee AS F walked alone the rowte to the temple jolmed we bith dotens of otler figures. | all peated | In_boodeck re heading in the ears direcLion as me. Owr destinoLion was a grand Subterranean temple made of bright. Stone richly carved. T immediogely recogy iZed Las (re immense echactave wwe Were eXcavoring trom Lhe. boa. | nthe temple we crotrd Looetber Lo Listen a tle eresr. Who Sood In AlwoSl Tolan | darkness Toward the back of The room. tis Words bottled fo reach owr ears Ver The * _|chorus.o from The gotlered crobyd _} of taorshi 1 ea ees -|SLraining, To lear Treye, much of Dhar he said, but L nodded oleng and murinwred anreement Whenever it, IL Seemed oppropriote. ; f KODAK OC AOE a > KODAK: nsf 2 KODAK OD Ad5#OOVK 00 YOt 4 OOVK LiTW 3 WOOK 00 VOT HISTORY SHEET Poog \} Oa NOTES & rary must be signed) Mest, of pny mas Sy SLooping, fLoor of the temple which had carved flow chapels Like river beds etcbled Into its Slabs. Toward the end of his sermon, the priest. called for any nebycomers Lo Step for pata and be welcomed Into Lhe . KODAK 90 AG a KODAK Fuso me KODAK ok nehey 00 wvOOR * , «gh WOON e toy 00 wvoO¥ HISTORY SHEET Poge 18 CONC NOTES nry must be signed) »_|lAron woxing, Le tried to scribble down the | Slan of the ancient a feamoncore , ac tlere in Temele rm ae the all here robe figures. + dant my Strange dreayn coLlLeAQueS AS Ato Keep Ht a a felt oddly oie ctive of the alter Vito L had there — wr redirected owr Alaging etforks to the place where b knew Lhe Temple entrance To be. | Owl EXCAVATOrS opened we Sublerran— eon TooS Theol Wound denwords Like catacombs. bn ore of The rooms, much Lo ___lowr Surerise, We found yore than | huog eraymic Wine jars, each almost oe An walls. The Vidal | could hol d almost eae incre tie room The Tavern. Orler cbiects we discovered ond) owl decent. Throwah the subterranean included more than @DD stone ets richly carved With hunting scenes 600 90 AADOA a & 8-00 J AAQOA s|“OOVK 00 VOT a KOOVK LITW % WOOK 00 VOT HISTORY SHEET Cia NOTES fa nary must be signed) of animals and fa owr first, font ee eee been a place of sacritice, both animal and! human. Chayter fae Over tle next few nights L a arcoyet r that. my alter eae Was physically KODAK Lt 2 “KODAK ok on¥ hey 00 wwOOR * y ~. fils SVOON v for 00 wvoOY HISTORY SHEET Page UD CUNICAL NOTES Everyaoy, F chiseled the walls of the tem. ple's meeting, room creating Scere after scene Lo. lr CALTY owl Qod'$ message Lo the audience of Lhe Blessed. + Worked the rons, oye cavernous Seace above ows beads With gods presence. | \y hands ppisterea and callused over, but + think 7 AA ny Qreote SL Work In That room. ne L finished ny work, the priest. Showed we Several otler chambers That Wound down below the temple's meeting room, jubere only be had been allowed fo ap before. J was __|flotrered thot be Would Shoty Them Lo me, Land Kinet joy parents Would be proud fo We rh AS in inpttor in the conare— 2 began tit on Lransforming these Tooyns Like } had Lhe weper main roo. L worked alone on The chaynbers coming, we With Lhe images myself, but the Last room Was dictated to we by the priest. This 600 90 AADOA MITT WAOORhey 00 NWOOR * , «sha WOON e toy 00 wvoO¥ HISTORY SHEET ren 4 Pooe UI CUNICAL NOTES Each erty must be signed) choynber, directly below oll the others, Was designed with a Lae eet well _|in the middle of rhe floor, HS depth Was | wuniothomable. JS Sloping Walls had deep rannels That Led dotun to the hole in the floors + did my best as J chiselled an Shoyeadthe walls and ceiling Though + IcowLant. fiawre owt Lhe wse of purpose of | this Tooyn, g } Net long after my work in Lhe roo Was complete, many animals were brought fo _ tle teyple for Sacrifice and the drains and ranrels in Lhe Slooping floor ran red with pir blood nla er night. |\ore and more embers Leaan offending, arriving, o_o ing YlLoags to (pln owl Blessed, 200LION Sermons changed as owl ANLIS OFCL), PULLING wore ANd more 2ynehasiS on Beal cacritice, and bow nothing We otyned or Loved Lruly belonaga. To ws, buf has « privilege extended by owr oll—potwertl dod. | 600 90 AADOA s MITT AAOOK & 8-00 J AAQOA s| 0HISTORY SHEET a fr SAL NOTES ry ry must Padagi st As ¥ Looked around we in the drean recognised my archaeologist, colleaues, they were also fencing and WorShirring jwSt Like re, They were full of joy, dancinag Lo The chanls and slerring around In a PIKeSSIONN. Way wpon Lhe blood Soaked thor. then LF awoke, L circumspect lenqwlred Geer. my 1 cee etter a their dreams, To which they vl replied That Bs Want. + felt anger toward them for member their alter eas, as They omabt. Nn The Waking World They Were mere oualoestenistn bat ot night. + have seen They danci ane IN 2cSTasy and chanting, _| Lhe praises of owr gpd. Dring the day, digging beside them L \erere eg oe my collegues eiNiot La not help myself from inking they. AS Vacuous as The rest. of humanity. Everyday ¥ recorded the Samples we ater but on Lhe ne ‘a sessed obe © yay dreams, Wish! Ty TT ree“OOVK 00 VOT a KOOVK LiTW % WOOK 00 VOT HISTORY SHEET CUNICAL NOTES Each entry must be signed) gp back inte the a eet ae e care and hoy owr Lives will oN mace. oes cane worl h hears abowr._| or archeclogical, discovery, but. J de not. siled and talked tuith the, En owl impressive tinds but. L wishes share rot Beene a. With cag ee ‘beacan hate Lleyn, + len tle evenings