In 1957, an Oxford University professor - Dr Lambert - demonstrated a case of female hysteria on Rose Brown to his class. She was an innocuous woman, who was driven insane by her sexually addicted husband, and protested that she was sane. “Touché!”... “All mental patients claim to be sane, just as all criminals claim to be innocent”, emphasized the professor. He advised his students to believe nothing that they heard and only half of what they saw. To them they saw a hysterical lunatic, but to Edward Star (another hysteria case who murdered his wife) he saw the simplicity and fine expression of her voice which had a distinguished air of delicacy and grace.
Several days later, psychiatrist Mark lambert was hired to work as a superintendent
Several days later, psychiatrist Mark lambert was hired to work as a superintendent