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Tuesday, January 10, 2006

Alice The Game (Sorry, don't know the actual name)
Okay people, I went to this one site where they had awesomes info on the new Alice game...I kinda stole their casebook files, thinking it would be awesomes to post on my site, so...Here it is!

4 November 1864
Received confirmation from the Superintendent that I will be given of the opportunity to treat a very troubled and difficult patient. Dubious honor! Her name is Alice, and her prognosis is not promising. After looking at her file, I’m astonished she has survived this long. She has been nearly comatose for a year.
-Would I have admitted her had I known then what I know now? 13/10/73

11 November 1864
Mute on a stretcher, with her head curiously bandaged, Alice seems to cling precariously to life. Her burns have healed remarkably in the year since the fire, but she languishes in a deep trance-like dementia. It’s as if the blaze consumed her senses. Deaf, dumb, and blind to all stimulation, she’s a fair match for the infirmary’s gloom.
In a forward instant, a cankered feline pounced on Alice while she was about to be carried inside. Startled by the cat’s yowl, the bearers lost their grip and dropped the wretched girl to the ground. Most curious to behold, the cat stood atop Alice as if claming territorial rights, or as If defending a rodent captured in the day’s hunt from other hungry predators. Only when an orderly threatened it with a stick did the creature scamper into a nearby hedge. Even then the cat crouched beneath the shrubbery. With eyes agape, it fixed on Alice as if it had some vital interest in our proceedings.
-It pays to heed the feline – something I’ve learned over the years. –21/10/73
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