THE ABSTRACT-TRAUMATIC MANIFESTO
UNFINISHED PROJECT
DEC 2025 - ??? ????NOTE: i tried to optimize as best i could for mobile, but some text or images may still look displaced. it is recommended to read this site on PC.
spacer :-)The Abstract-Traumatic Manifesto is a pet project created by myself (taylor, prisma-palace, bowmarshple) based off of weevildoing’s concept album The Post-Traumatic Manifesto. these pages give insight into the traumatic experiences each character has gone through, so take caution when reading. be warned that all pages contain themes of suicide. any other relevant content warnings can be found at the top of each page. do not feel forced to read if you are uncomfortable with any of the topics mentioned.
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03-11-2025 - added Sanctuary Girl
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CHARACTERS
UNLOCKED:
9 OUT OF 10
this girl is currently undergoing renovation!go back
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white***Confidential***EHAWEE HOSPITAL
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Telephone: (919) XXX-XXXX
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PSYCHOLOGICAL EVALUATION
Name: Maeve ChoDate of Birth: 01/04/2004Address: XXXXXXXXXX Blvd, XXXXXXXX, NC XXXXXExaminers: Xiomara Huapaya, PMHNP
Examiners: Elizabeth Koval, SN
Occupation: StudentDate of Evaluation: 08/16/2024Chronological Age: 20 years
Referral/Intake Information:
Maeve is a 20-year-old woman being treated for potential Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder, Autism Spectrum Disorder, Depersonalization-Derealization disorder, and Major Depressive Disorder. She was voluntarily hospitalized after her mother called emergency services upon finding her daughter missing with a suicide note on her bed. She was later found on the roof of a five-story building, but claimed she didn’t have any recollection of going up there or why she left.Behavioral Observations:
Maeve presented for the evaluation with a shy and detached mood with flat affect. She was cooperative and soft spoken but hesitant, frequently second-guessing herself, asking for questions to be repeated, and taking long moments to provide answers. She displayed symptoms of thought blocking and had to be redirected back on topic more than once.