AN INTRODUCTION TO SEX AND/OR MR. MORISSON & THE SEQUEL
“Sex and/or Mr. Morisson” is about a woman who is completely infatuated with her neighbor upstairs. The story takes place in a two story apartment where the woman is living downstairs and is infatuated by her upstairs neighbor Mr.Morisson in a very peculiar fashion. During the short story, “Sex and/or Mr. Morisson,” the downstairs neighbor is highly infatuated with her highly obese upstairs neighbor who is stalked by her knowing that she seems to know every move he makes in the apartment and takes a peek at him while he is undressed along the way towards the end. It seems ordinary for the woman to be infatuated by him but perhaps this infatuation is not the case. It could be that she is experiencing narcissism and is clingy to him because she may have been through social withdrawal in her life which may have led to the willingness to cling to such a man no matter what he may have looked like in his obesity.
A psychotic symptom of where she is clingy and needy around him may be according to Medicinenet.com, is that “Narcissistic personality disorder is a mental disorder that is characterized by an established pattern of being fixated on oneself, permeating the thoughts, feelings, and actions of the sufferer, and their relationships with others,” therefore she was expressing her fixation on Mr. Morisson like a narcissist being that she would fix her alarm clock to his time to greet him on his way downstairs.
I wrote this sequel in the hopes that people may understand the mental fixation and neediness that people have amongst others so that others may understand the dangers of other people including strangers making the sequel a very “dangerous vision” to the complexion of the mind and how it works when you are too fixated to something. Hence the title, “Sex and/or Mr. Morisson,” the title sort of victimizes the target as Mr. Morisson unless the downstairs neighbor who is a woman has sex with him or else it is Mr. Morisson’s life on hold. I admit I had tried to be gruesome in my sequel and so far so good, it actually fits to the prolonging of the downstairs neighbor’s wonder as to why Mr. Morisson did not come down this time.
One may wonder or begin to figure that it was probably the woman who killed Mr. Morisson out of her obsessive-compulsive actions that may have led to this scene. The scenario of train of thought changes as the story is soon being narrated by her psychologist who soon is taking note on her train of thought. Her fetishes may have been obsessive since which could be the issue in her case since “Fetishism” is a form of paraphilia, a disorder that is characterized by recurrent intense sexual urges and sexually arousing fantasies generally involving non-human objects, the suffering or humiliation of oneself or one’s partner (not merely simulated), or children or other non-consenting persons”
I wouldn’t want to keep it any more suspenseful accept for the fact that she still would’ve been in the institute that she was left in. Do not worry about her. She wouldn’t have been drugged up if the story was longer. I do not believe in medication, but she would have to be in order to keep her from the struggle of the cops that night. This is science fiction as I would like to call it a science fiction of the mind since it deals with a deep understanding for mental psychosis. But what could have led her to kill her own fetish? The answer is perfectly clear. Her obsession with her fetish for a man such as this could lead to a possible psychosis of paraphilia which lead to the killing of Mr. Morisson to the point of necrophilia which is the love of corpses. If ever a situation should occur, then obviously I would hope that this sequel wouldn’t have been the problem.
I have tried to satisfy the reader’s curiosity as to what had happened to Mr. Morisson and I therefore feel that the ending credits were a disclosed sort of closure for the people who have read “Sex and/or Mr. Morisson.” I also hope that the prolonging wasn’t and will not be prolonged for the reader’s entertainment. As of curiosity, what happens next tot he good doctor is really up to the reader.
THE FINAL REFLECTION AMONGST OTHER GHASTLY HORRORS
SEX AND/OR MR. MORISSON (A SEQUEL)
Prologue
If you have not studied human anatomy I suggest you do before reading this. Any educated person can guess what had happened in this story. If you profuse to tell me how I made this up saying that I had done such a terrible thing like this poor terrible schizophrenic creature, then I advise you not to. Although I claim to know symptoms of this disorder I advise you that I am not a loon and no, I haven’t done anything…. Not just yet. I am not a lawyer or a psychologist. but sometimes strange things happen in the minds of real people no matter where you go.
I lie listening, watching the hanging edges of my bedspread in the absolute silence of the house. Can there be anyone here at all in such a strange quietness? Must I doubt even my own existence?
“Goodness knows, I’ll say, if I’m normal myself.” (How is one to know such things when everything is hidden?) “Tell all of them that we accept. Tell them it’s the naked suits that are ugly. Your dingles, your dangles, wrinkles, ruts, bumps and humps, we accept whatever there is. Your loops, strings, worms, buttons, figs, cherries, flower petals, your soft little toad-shapes, warty and greenish, your cat’s tongues or rat’s tails, your oysters, one-eyed between your legs, garter snakes, snails, we accept. We think the truth is lovable.”
But what a long silence this is. Where is he? for he must (mustn’t he?) come after me for what I saw. But where has he gone? Perhaps he thinks I’ve locked my door, but I haven’t. I haven’t.
Why doesn’t he come?
That’s what I kept saying to myself as I pulled over the driveway passed the long row of houses.
“Where was Mr. Morrison?”
I had to rethink this over to myself. “Was it something I said? Something I did wrong to make him go away? In the long run, I didn’t think such silence could be such pleasure. Thinking about him and what not. I myself felt that maybe I must’ve did something to drive him away. Out of all of my antiquities my life felt reckless. I had to see inside. I had to find him.”
A smile had run across my face. “I will break in” I thought to myself. “I will probably do it when everyone’s sleeping. When everyone is tired and God knows, what will he be doing in there that’s so mysteriously well hidden? Yes” I thought to myself. “I shall….” a mysterious yet involuntary smile ran across my face once more. “Investigate”.
I looked around as I thought, “But not now. No, no, not now.” I went upstairs and got undressed and showered smiling. “I couldn’t bear to think that what I would do might kill me as to undress his privacy, but I needed to know! What was I to think?”
I woke up and got dressed and went downstairs to check the mail and a mysterious letter had appeared. “Mr. Morrison is no longer at your service.” it read. I had almost fainted. My face twitched as I screamed aloud, the neighbors hearing me and looking round.
There was nothing I could do but moan in pain and succumb to the fact that whoever wrote this knew where Mr. Morrison was.
I ripped it apart.
This time the tears were genuine.
“Had he moved? Where had he had gone?”
I sat down groping my chest sobbing aloud when suddenly I smelled something very potent. No doubt a dead animal. I gripped a wall but I didn’t come back to my senses.
It was already daylight. I found myself in bed. The letter rang in my head.
“Mr. Morrison is not at your service.”
It was in my own hand writing.
“What did this mean? What had happened? it was in my own hand writing.”
I started to wonder. “What and who was it that sent it? How did they know my own penmanship?” I had no idea how I had gotten to the bed and found myself well-showered.
Had the mail come in yesterday? The dead cat smell odiously waifed from out his window. I sensed secretly that it was myself.
“Mr. Morrison?” I had screamed. Half terrified of both what I might find and of myself.
“Mr. Morrison?! Oh God damn.”
I inconspicuously knocked on his door without no realization how I got to his doorstep. I pounded the door furiously after knocking for the longest time.
“Mr. Morrison!” I stammered half crying. “Open the door! Please!”
“Wait, was I dreaming?” The door was wide open and I was still somehow knocking on the door to Mr. Morrison’s apartment.
I stepped inside.
“Mr. Morrison! Please!”
The words were already in my head but somehow the door was wide open.
I stepped in and almost fainted. There was blood everywhere.
It stained the walls.
The putrid smell of flesh and blood hung over the whole apartment as I walked in. I suddenly knew now what I had done.
In my own handwriting all over the wall were the words, “You found me. Yet I am no longer at your service.”
I felt indifferent but I felt myself smiling.
“I have made him happy now. Out of all the world\\\’s goodness I made him happy.”
I looked for his body and found it on the bed.
“I didn’t rape him.” A distant voice said.
And I didn’t. It was true as I checked smiling.
“He was my porcelain doll.” I said checking the broken limbs.
His body was all over the place meaning his blood and I saw a heart and his spleen ripped apart out of his flesh and I remembered every juicy little detail as I could recall. Up the sphincter went my hand! Up his ass and into his mouth! And I ripped his heart out and did it again as it was connected to his spleen.
I smiled as the blood gushed forth from his mouth.
“Yes Mr. Morisson, I did it. I did it.” I said.
I don’t know how, but I was sitting on the bed amongst the blood in my pajamas. I was saying that to him amongst all the blood picking at him.
“I do believe Mr. Morisson that you are my soulmate.” I said staring off into the distance.
I found three bullet holes in his stomach and out came a gun as I tried to lift the blimp that was there. My love was dead.
I found pen and paper after a while. The smell still lingering.
I wrote “Yes Mr. Morisson. I have finally found you and your soul is now mine to treasure.”
I had a flashback about tracing his footsteps about in my apartment downstairs in the long row of houses. I wrote once again, “You are my treasured lover. And…” I had paused for a bit. “My only friend. ” I traced my fingers then with his blood not understanding how I got there and again how it happened amongst his skin and I had cried as I pulled the gun from underneath him. “I’m coming to join you my love.” I had sobbed into his face.
I then kissed him gently on his bloody lips, the blood becoming on my lips, as I cocked the gun and pulled the trigger as police sirens blared from outside the window.
There are some things we cannot protect and some secrets we cannot hide from ourselves. What was the crazy in her we would think? Science only knows this question far too Goddamn well. Was it the fact that she was infatuated? She was in fact. But who was she? What was she? The mystery remains unsolved. Schizophrenic? Catatonia? Or bipolarism? What was this infatuation with a man she never even knew? Who are we to judge the reasons of how and why she did it.
Justice has it that she was not sick. But was she? Science says that the chemical imbalance in your brain causes you to think too much. Was it just a thought that she killed him? Justice prevails.
“She was sick!” we heard one saying. “Reckless and felt abandonment.”
“Yes!” We heard another one say. \\\”But she was an imbecile who didn’t know wrong and therefore she deserved her death!”
I as a psychologist say that she was innocent and sick. But what could I do?
As the felon was pushed in we saw her still in one piece.
She wasn’t smiling yet she was drugged up this time. Her story will haunt me forever.
The trigger wasn’t pulled and the police grabbed her wrists and hands as she had struggled to get out of their grasp and into my office cuffed.
I had prescribed her medicine but there was a riot just outside the building telling me; yelling at me to put her to sleep for this highly gruesome act.
Will we ever know why she killed him? Science had taken over and as I tried questioning her, they threw a rock at my window asking me if I had a soul.
And there she lay in her jail cell.
Her story began like this.
She was a simple woman like I she seemed. But, there was no doubt that she had murdered him and was a pure schizophrenic and that her symptoms got worse within each day that passed on. I was not allowed to tell you her symptoms but she was called by justice a stalker and yes justice, she was a psychopath who deserved death.
I couldn’t help feeling sorry for this creature who created this monstrosity out of Mr. Morisson, but I can assure you that she was indeed sick.
I looked in the cell she was in and it was filthy.
How could they do this to her? She was sick.
She had no idea what she was doing. She was out of it. She lay there in her cell practically looking at the ceiling all drugged up.
And that was it.
She wrote a memoir about him a few days later. How he would clump up and down the stairs to his apartment. How every morning he would wake up and eat his breakfast at exactly the same time as her and how that led to the same characteristics that led her to follow his footsteps as he walked back and forth in his apartment.
When I asked her if it was curiosity, I wondered. What would she say?
Appalled was I, she didn’t say anything at all. She smiled saying the same exact words.
“I made him happy. I killed him.” she covered her mouth and gasped and as I thought she needed a tissue, she laughed.
Did she think of him as a toy? Did she think that he would love her back before she had killed him? Didn’t she think to ask him what would happen if she hadn’t had killed him? Before I could ask her she surprisingly said “Yes. I would’ve thought about it.” I was shocked as I played with her mind. And she told me “You’re playing with me.”
I told her “Play.”
So like Mr. Morisson, she predicted my every move. I never use the word psychopath because that is and was inhumane. I wondered as she lay in a new cell, what I was in for.
Works Cited
Medicine.net. http://www.medicinenet.com/narcissistic_personality_disorder/article.htm. 8/26/2014
Encyclopedia of Mental Disorders. Fetishism. http://www.minddisorders.com/Del-Fi/Fetish