#okay now I'm imagining Emil being curious about Andrew's religion stuff because he never knew what any of it was for

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i hail asylum screenshots

these are details on specific cells, the one thing i'm drawn to is why only one cell has a light? like maybe the others got pulled out/fell/something with the decrepitation but if they did why is this one still here and working??

god the fact that these are faded would mean they're Older. which means they were most likely written by the asylum patients (which at some point in time was MAINLY CHILDREN)

again. are we supposed to ignore the fact children drew this? or?? (this is the chapel location) also why is a child aware of a noose thats also. concerning

i know i've been saying this a lot but this was an orphanage!!! why!!!!! also i think its interesting that even though emily went through with it for her volunteer work, she seemed heavily skeptical the whole time and even said "hey i dont think there's anything wrong with these kids". i think their "issues" came from shitty treatment or whatever so they were essentially getting shocked for NO reason

i also think it's interesting that despite the change to an asylum, they kept the playroom?

this is also some of the religious imagery stuff i was talking about

and finally, the fact that every child's drawing seems to be something "sinister" or flat out horrid?? i'm not sure exactly what the drawings talked abt here look like but i think thats. quite a sign if not a single child is drawing something that ISNT concerning

Oh godd that's so interesting actually!!!! I think I could make a moodboard of images that fit the place—

any mention of the cages? I'm curious to see

Also the playroom.......... It's interesting how... Childlike everything is, given that they now have adult patients. Unless Emil is some sort of exception, which i doubt because I think Alice was an adult when she was in there (Maybe that's part of the reason they drug patients so much - because while they aren't children the staff can certainly drag them down to a child's level so they're easier to "handle")