Lauryl S. by J. Nuvio
J. Nuvio was Patient/Case No. 5 at the Shalebridge Cradle. He was brought in by the Old City Watch after Nuvio attacked a woman during a portrait sitting. Authorities found half finished portraits, buckets of suspicious "red paint", and "other evidence of foul play."
Nuvio enjoyed going up to the Observatory and looking through his telescope.[1] Dr. Sandbridge noted that this behavior was probably voyeuristic. Supervised visits to the Observatory were allowed, but Sandbridge did not think that indulging such a reward was not very therapeutic. He was allowed to paint, preferring to paint portraits of people, but would attack his subjects if they didn't hold still. He painted Lauryl's portrait and was pleased that she held still for him.[2] After Nuvio attacked another patient, Sandbridge doubled his daily electrical therapy to twice per day.[3]