There seems to be no mental illness in the hospital, human nature can save the world, Reivew on Stonehearst Asylum

The heroine, in fact, should not have any mental illness, that is, the reaction is relatively sensitive, and she overreacts when touching the G-spot, so she is regarded as mentally ill. I personally think that the heroine’s husband wanted to avenge the heroine, so he locked the heroine in. As for why the heroine’s husband loses one eye or is injured, it may be domestic violence. The head nurse in the play has already revealed that her husband is a beast... The
hero should be a graduate of Oxford University, and his injuries are Produced by abuse in other mental hospitals. Why do you become a mental patient? The reason may be that his views and school are not tolerable in this world, and he was sent to other people in a psychiatric hospital.
Doctor Lamb is actually shining with the brilliance of human nature everywhere. He didn't intentionally kill the soldiers, but there is really no way to help the soldiers who are extremely painful. At the same time, he released those patients and treated them with normal people. This kind of treatment can be said to be much more humane than the dean.
Someone may not understand the ending, and the actor again embezzled the identity of another doctor, Lamb. For all Lamb’s resumes, he knew well that through complicated operations, the actor went to another psychiatric hospital, or perhaps opened a psychiatric hospital.

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