In the state of New York outside the city away from nearby towns is a foreboding structure, many people stay and never stray towards it. Although the very place does house some of the most terrifying, sadistic, cruel and evil psychopaths to ever be captured, not only this but the whole place is built in a very odd style, though it's only as of now five years old, it appears Victorian in design; an immense red-brick construction that seems surreal or unreal in places, the very thing was financed solely by Alice Liddle.<br/><br/>The area which was chosen to construct this huge insitute was also strange, many people throughout the years had vanished from said area, dogs, kids and unwitting teens. None were never found it was I suppose the Bermuda Triangle of New York. People who lived nearby declared this a spot of great malevolence and malign intentions. It became a place where no one would go or move near, so when Alice Liddle had chosen to build her Asylum here, people desperately warned her off, protested and tried to have her reconsider.<br/><br/>It was sadly to no avail the work was commenced thus the law-suits began, the questioning of the name, the location, everything just seemed off about this. Alice insisted that she had come from nervous breakdown wanting to help people and this asylum would only allow the worse of the worse. Her apparent insistence on this piece of land were concerning as was the name she chose, but as the doctor ruled her sane.<br/><br/>All eventually subsided and within a few years it was opened up The Wonderland Institute a modern facility in behind a Victorian faÃ§ade.<br/><br/>Maybe the warnings of this location should have been listened to, because during the laborious construction they discovered a stone crypt which nothing could open, rather than tear it down, they instead built over it, ignoring the ancient plague declaring a dangerous being would be the first of many to this asylum.<br/><br/>A dark strangling force who would make this place his fun house.<br/><br/>******<br/><span style="font-weight: bold">Alice Liddle - Warden's Office</span><br/><br/>Everything was set she had written back to some Senators about the use of certain measures she had employed in the past. They had questioned these methods claiming that what she was doing could be classed under cruel and unusual punishment. She understood this but disagreed as these individuals she allowed to walk around certain areas under supervision had forfeited their rights to respect and dignity after what they had committed, or what they had tried. None of them here, not any had the right to complain.<br/><br/>Reading over the Governor letter it said:<br/><br/><span style="font-style: italic">Dear Ms Liddle<br/><br/>I Governor Walter Peyton wish for you reconsider your methods, I understand your working with monsters and believe you are some sort of crusade, but surely you would reconsider what you are doing.<br/><br/>Your Psychiatrist Mr Carroll has assured us time and time again, that even though you may be unorthodox, you are have been cured for long time, he insists also that trying remove you from this environment could be detrimental.<br/><br/>You see my problem Ms Liddle, I can't ignore the actions you do, but you are keeping many individual locked up tight and due to this many of the state is on your side, I admire that because you have shown you can handle this responsibility.<br/><br/>It is Ms Liddle your flagrant disregard for these people. <br/><br/>I imagine you will ignore this once again or send us reply stating how ignorant we are, we understand but The State of New York has laws and we would rather you follow them, even if you just stop lobotomising patients, it's archaic and gruesome solution.<br/><br/>Please just think on this.<br/><br/>I implore you.<br/><br/>Yours sincerely <br/>Governor Walter Peyton</span><br/><br/>Sighing she rolled her eyes before checking her e-mail on the computers, then standing up seeing the time. It was time for daily inspection 1300 hours sharp this is how she ran this place, cells inspected for weapons or other dangerous implements.