_Nov. 2._ Free from muscular tension and more responsive. When asked whether she felt like talking, she said in a whining tone, “No, go away--I have to go through enough.” Then she spoke of not knowing how long the nights and days were, of not having known which way she was going. When asked who the physician was she whimpered and said, “You came to tell me what was right.” She called him “Christ” and another physician “Jim” (husband’s name), though, later in the interview, she gave their correct names. When asked about the name of another physician, she said: “He looks like my cousin, he was here, they all came the first night. I did not take notice who it was till I went through these spirits, then I knew it was right.”--She paused and added: “My God--mother it was; she is here on Earth, somewhere in a convent--Sister C. (who actually is in a convent) she was here, too, I could hear her.” She said they all came to try to save her. When asked whether she had been asleep, she said: “No, I wasn’t asleep, I was mesmerized, but I am awake now--sometimes I thought I was dead.” (When?) “The time I was going to Heaven.” Again: “I went to Heaven in spirit, I came back again--the wedding ring kept me on Earth--I will have to be crucified now.” (Tell me about it.) “Jim will have to pick my eyes out--I think it is him. Oh, it is my little girl.” (Who told you?) “The spirits told me.” Again: “Little birds my children--I can’t see them any more--I must stay here till I die.” (Why?) “The spirits told me--till I pick every one of my eyes out and my brains too.” When asked what day it was, she said, “It must be Good Friday.” (Why?) “Because God told me I must die on the cross as he did.” When asked why she had not spoken the day before, she said that “Jesus Christ in Heaven” had told her she should not tell anything, “till all of you had gone, then I could go home with him, because that is the way we came in and it was Jim too all the time.” Finally she said crossly, “Go away now, you are all trying to keep me from Jim” (crying). _Nov. 3._ Knelt by bed during the night. This morning lies in bed staring, resistive, again she is markedly cataleptic. She has to be spoon-fed, and is totally unresponsive. In the afternoon she was found staring and resistive. Presently she said with tears: “I am waiting to be put on the cross.”