On _October 24_ the patient began to be preoccupied and to answer slowly. A few days later she became distinctly dull, walked about in an indifferent way or lay in bed immobile. Twice on _October 27_ she said in a low tone and with slight distress, “Give me one more chance, let me go to him.” But she would not answer questions. At times she lapsed into complete immobility, lying on her back and staring at the ceiling. When the husband came in the afternoon, she clung to him and said: “Say good-by forever, O my God, save me.” Again, very slowly with long pauses and with moaning, she said: “You are going to put me in a big hole where I will stay for the rest of my life.” _On October 28_ she was found with depressed expression and spoke in a rather low tone, but not with decided slowness as had been the case on the day before. She pleaded about having her soul saved; “Don’t kill me”; “Make me true to my husband”; once, “I have confessed to the wrong man the shame of my life.” Later she said she did not tell the truth about her life before marriage. Again she wanted to be saved from the electric chair. At times she showed a tendency to stare into space and to leave questions unanswered. 3. From now on a more definite stupor occurred, which is also best described in summaries of the individual notes. _Oct. 29._ Lies in bed with fixed gaze, pointing upward with her finger and is very resistive towards any interference. She has to be catheterized. _Oct. 30._ Can be spoon-fed but is still catheterized. During the morning she knelt by the bed and would not answer. At the visit she was found in a rather natural position, smiling as the physician approached, saying “I don’t know how long I have been here.” Then she looked out of the window fixedly. At first she did not answer, but, when the physician asked whether she knew his name, she laughed and said, “I know your name--I know my name.” Then she would not answer any more questions but remained immobile, with fixed gaze. When her going home was mentioned, however, she flushed and tears ran down her cheek, though no change in the fixedness of her attitude or in her facial expression was seen. _Nov. 1._ Lies flat on her back with her hands elevated. She is markedly resistive.