[HPforGrownups] Leading Azkaban Insanity Cause
Alina
alina at distantplace.net
Tue Apr 30 05:18:32 UTC 2002
No: HPFGUIDX 38310
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From: Michelle Strauss
I recently began thinking about what the leading cause of insanity really
was for prisoners in Azkaban. Is this purely a side effect of prolonged
dementor exposure? Or does it also have something to do with the subtle
torture of forcing the prisoners to loose touch with the true passing of
time and cross the Eternity Horizon (the point where time looses all
meaning, usually seeming to be longer than it really is)?
@---<-- Chyna Rose, last seen heading towards Theory Bay dragging a battered
but recently repainted skiff.
Even if such methods were once in use I think they would be abolished by now. The Wizarding World seems to be leaning in towards "humane treatment" ideals, which isn't surprising after what people had to go through with Voldemort. So I think it's purely Dementor Exposure, really, people being social animals don't need much more than isolation to go insane. And when it's isolation coupled with complete absense of any happy thoughts it really doesn't need any enhancers.
Alina of Distant Place
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"I will take my place in the Great Below" - Nine Inch Nails
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