That way if someone got out of hand, it wouldn't disrupt visitors or the placid, serene facade with which they'd plastered the entire institution. A curving staircase, when I peeked up at the grand ceiling, led to a second floor, which looked like it held more of the professional offices.įrom where we stood, it wasn't clear where the patients were housed, but logic would argue that the residence halls were in the back where the guests wouldn't immediately see them. There were several sitting areas, some of which had patients watching television or doing needlework. I've no doubt they have qualified professionals on staff, but I also have the feeling they strive for conformity over happiness." That's pretty much what this place is all about. "White bread-white bread without flavor keeping the status quo. "Although Court and Crown life has its own bigotries and social pressures."
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