Nina R. has always been overexcited, full of romantic ideas...The patient does nothing but read and write.
+..synthwave +..synthwave +..synthpop Ça ne veut rien dire by Tout Debord + Devil Dancers by Top Ten + Within/Without by Houses of Heaven Clearly Rogers was aware of how invasive his “treatment” appeared to his “client.” Nevertheless, he persisted, and one begins to suspect that this had little to do with the good he thought he was doing. At one point, later in the book, he told a patient: “I guess you know, I want you out of here. I am looking forward to meeting you in town, in my office. I really can’t stand for you to be in here” (388). These are strong words, and I have no reason to doubt that Rogers believe them when he was saying them. But no matter how true the sentiments were, in fact, as Rogers admits, he could not get any patient out of the hospital, and the recognition of this fact on the part of the patients enraged them, quite justifiably: Masson, Jeffrey Moussaieff