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wow this picture is soooo scary...it looks as if there are people coming towards to at the end of the hallway....AHHHH!<3
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wow...i feel for the people who had to live there...they went there without a problem in the world... and by the time they leave...(if they do) then they would leave with more problems then they went there with...Sad<3
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anyone who said they would sta there over night......one word....INSANE....in a good way....i really like the pic but it looks like a scene in a horror movie where the killer is about to turn the corner and you have to run for dear life...love it<3
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that is a very interestin gpicture....really intrigueing but very frightning also...BRAVO!<333
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once again...scary shot...it is really sad to think of the person who slept in that bed....pretty sad...<3
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that is one scary shot.....but i love it anyway<3
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OMG lynne, you are funny. This whole thread is very interesting. I enjoy seeing everyone's opinion, and it is true many of us on this site do not know what its like to be in a place like that or what its like to work there. Myself being an artist, though I have to say, only an effective artist can provoke feelings like what i see here. Kudo's to motts. Its not everyday you see art move people
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i <3 this pic its really good but those ppl who were marking their tarritory....one word....STUPID!!! *dumbasses*
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that pic is A-MAZ-ING!!!!!it is a gorgous shot...omg...i cant get over it...lol<3
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thatz a pretty cool pic...i like...i like a lot......<3
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wow that is the creepiest pic i have ever seen.....ooooo it gives me the chills<3
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You're digging too deep I think. When I saw it I simply thought about his/her mental illness... because mental illness can be described as dancing to the different music (other people do not hear that music). It may be a brilant metaphor I like it very much
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That is to say the dummy is ugly and disrespectful...not the photo.

Love ya Motts...keep em coming!
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youngin,

Which beginning are we talking about? The original Worcester asylum (early 19th century) or this particular campus (late 19th century)? Either way, I would imagine that methods for restraining violent patients back then were relatively crude and they did the best they could. Because it seems cruel compared to modern mental healthcare doesn't necessarily make it abuse.

At least, that's the vibe I picked up from your comment.
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Blood red bricks! What an excellent sunset illusion you have captured here Motts!