Bachel0rThey permanently denied her a smile.
Mary was described by those close to her as a cheerful and vibrant young woman, she was sincere and good-natured. However, due to her long tenure as an Inquisitor and later as a Hunter, she had become increasingly apathetic. Indeed, almost every day she had to watch the execution of many people, she felt sorry for the execution of even the worst culprits. Later, she began to have sudden mood swings, often for no reason at all. Mary was violent and aggressive.
In 1946, she was sent to a mental hospital. After electroshock therapy, there was no change, and the doctors decided to do a transorbital lobotomy.
Mary Klein’s Lobotomy — https://docs.google.com/document/d/1FKC9Zf_8dZbINiYzfmGSh4kT96ILB5sd2C3D18BA7o4/edit
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