Hypnosis

The eerie and oppressive mood really draws the reader into a world of fear and madness. I'm curious whether real historical asylums influenced the description or if it was purely fictional.

The depiction of their unraveling minds was intense and sometimes unsettling. How did the author approach portraying such delicate subjects with authenticity?

The mix of horror and history created a compelling backdrop. I wonder what led to the choice of blending these genres so seamlessly.