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Quand il pleut, il pleut
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..wow, thanks for that..I imagine that cruelty an inhumane treatment was very common and everyday.. and probably practised by most or a lot of slave owners and sometimes incidents like the one described when the 'slave girl' was brushing her hair and hit a knot or something so she threw her out of the window and to her death because she gave her the small discomfort of pulling on her hair...I think the extreme of the torture and how much she enjoys it in AHS is (hopefully...) an extreme that never happened but maybe the truth is that similar things actually did....
..I've always been fascinated with 'voodoo' as well....
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Oh this link is good too :
http://www.trutv.com/library/crime/n...illers2/1.html Ew this bit : Most of the victims had been severely maimed by medical experiments. Some were even strapped to tables. One man had been surgically transformed into a woman, and a woman looked like a human crab. Her arm and leg bones had been broken and reset into odd angles, and she was kept in a small cage. Another woman's arms had been amputated and her skin was peeled off in an odd sort of spiral pattern. Author Victor Klein, also a New Orleans native, indicates that scattered around the room were pails full of body parts, organs, and severed heads. Among those who had died were males whose faces had been grotesquely disfigured.
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..oh I didn't see your second link, it obviously did happen to those extremes, I'll read that now...;
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I thought it was quite a moooooving explanation.
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I think you're steaking this too far.
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I think you're just refusing to see what's veal.
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Fair enough. That's a cud idea.
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I thought we'd agreed to stop? But you just keep milking it.
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Marie Laveau was a real person too although I don't think she had anything to do with LaLaurie in real life.
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Omg I completely forgot
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Love, love, loved it! Better than the first episode.
Love that Lily Rabe's getting a meatier role. Thought we'd seen the last of her. |
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I thought it was really good as well. It's always a bonus when sister Mary makes an appearance. I'd forgotten about her being in it.
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omg it was amaze. Is sister mary the regenerating crocodiles girl
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Yeah - that's her.
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