Myself Forgotten

Myself Forgotten

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Set in the era 1946 in old London, England, teenager Judith Alio has been admitted to Brookhaven Asylum on the grounds of insanity and possible murder. She claims to not have committed these crimes and swears to not remember the incidents, but the evidence drowns out her tireless argument. Many methods, some small, others treacherous, are used in the twisted hospital to help her remember her misdeeds, but so far they have done nothing but cause her pain and anguish. Her family was mercilessly killed, her friends have turned their back on her, the doctors are cold and cruel, all in the battle of her trying desperately to repair her shattered mind. In the long, dark, corrupted journey, Judith battles the odds, sheds much blood, both hers and her enemies, and clashes with the man behind it all in search for the truth.
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