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Abnormal Psychology (09/22/2005)
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The classroom is dark, with the shades pulled down and the windows underneath it painted black. The electric lights have not been turned on, but instead candelabras have been lit and placed throughout the classroom. On the desk sits a blonde, fair-skinned, rosy-cheeked porcelain doll in a black dress. The doll is missing its eyes. Behind the desk is a chalkboard that has been covered completely with scribbles of various colors of chalk.
Drusilla stands in the front of the room, waiting for her students to attend.
"Lesson one," she says simply as they walk in and take their seats. On each desk is a photocopy of a chapter of a psychology text on various psychological disorders and a sheet entitled "HOMEWORK: Find a picture of insanity."
"Understanding insanity. How do you understand it? How do you define it? Discuss. Ask questions of each other and of me. And remember--" She gestures to the doll and smiles. "Miss Edith will be watching for troublemakers. And I'm absolutely brutal about detentions."
The classroom is dark, with the shades pulled down and the windows underneath it painted black. The electric lights have not been turned on, but instead candelabras have been lit and placed throughout the classroom. On the desk sits a blonde, fair-skinned, rosy-cheeked porcelain doll in a black dress. The doll is missing its eyes. Behind the desk is a chalkboard that has been covered completely with scribbles of various colors of chalk.
Drusilla stands in the front of the room, waiting for her students to attend.
"Lesson one," she says simply as they walk in and take their seats. On each desk is a photocopy of a chapter of a psychology text on various psychological disorders and a sheet entitled "HOMEWORK: Find a picture of insanity."
"Understanding insanity. How do you understand it? How do you define it? Discuss. Ask questions of each other and of me. And remember--" She gestures to the doll and smiles. "Miss Edith will be watching for troublemakers. And I'm absolutely brutal about detentions."

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How would *you* define insanity, Professor?
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She glanced up at Miss Edith. "I understand insanity as that unfortunate two months wherein my cousin Elberton took to wearing a suit with an orange tie and insisting that the family needed life insurance. Luckily, he recovered before Grandmother discovered that you aren't allowed to collect your own, even if you are clinically dead." Wednesday bit her lip, showing uncharacteristic indecision. "I am not certain how I would define insanity... because it would be different for everyone, wouldn't it?"
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"Why do some people become mad out of the blue one day, with no previous mental history?"
((OOC: just ignore that last comment, I had forgotten to log in))
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*takes a seat a bit closer to
Uh... insanity is when you do things that make no sense?
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"What if insanity is the state we're in all of the time? I mean, people talk about insanity and dementia like it's this forbidden force of nature that you have no control over. What if it's sanity that is the real illusion?"
Illyana is rubbing her head and blood is showing through on the white bandge located on one side. Her eyes are still troubled from Professor Jareth's class.
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Insanity.
Insanity
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Picture of insanity
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And after this circular argument, my homework:
Personally, I think that this proves that most people are insane.
And this if you accept the conventional view of insanity.
(ooc: I used the second pic for journalism once, so if it looks familiar, it probably is.)
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After a quick bit of surfing, he brings up Van Gogh's self portrait.
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For example, I might study a 16th-century Italian inventor who made predictions and prophecies and simply be considered an eccentric scholar. But if I began to truly believe that his prophecies will come to pass
and bring about utter desolation, then likely I would be considered insane.Though I'm not.no subject
Insanity is this place.
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Salad fingers embodies insanity. If you haven't seen this flash video, go see it now.
I just love insanity. It's so very fun