I looked at her images again.
It is more clear to me now that I understand the possibility of sleep walking, that her murder is like a re-enactment of some butcher. If that is the case then the butcher would have to be dissociating and is somewhat distraught over his job. If someone were angry with their wife but not the murdering type, they might, after several alcoholic drinks or some opium and absinthe, they might go into a sleepwalking type state, a state of unconsciousness and possessed of the butcher’s actions, go out and kill someone.
What if the killer were born in the wee hours of the night, but had a day job. His waking, mind would exist at night, his dreaming mind would exist during the daylight hours and he could be said to be sleepwalking or acting-out the content of whatever his mind had taken in the day before. His sane mind would make sense of his existence only at night, only he is asleep and his mind is being tapped by someone choosing to exploit its content. And consider that we all might be possessed of a sane mind and an insane mind, but generally most people confront their insane thoughts at night while dreaming.
I am convinced that Queen Victoria influenced these murders indirectly and I am even more convinced that Joseph Merrick committed Mary Jane Kelly’s murder. We can see all kinds of motive in his case and possibly even that his father might have had the desire to kill his second wife for throwing Joseph out into the streets and feeling impotent to do anything about it, his anger which may have fallen onto the shoulders of Joseph. John Merrick having visited the butcher, became enmeshed in his habits that would have passed on to Joseph. The worse Joseph’s existence became after being shoved into the streets, the more angry he became and sought to kill her himself, a double dose of rage. Or, even more likely, it is possible that these pent up feelings escaped Merrick while traveling about and ended up in the minds of some carnival viewer who committed the act for him, by some means of enmeshment.
Merrick having been severely mistreated arrives at the hospital, a scientific oddity who gets pampered, something he lacked for many many years. During this period of pampering for which he has had to trade a bit of his privacy for the sake of science, he begins to recover from his demoralizing past in which he was treated less than human. During this recovery he is permitted to leave and take respite away from the hospital. Since his virility had not been affected by his disease, he was also permitted to engage with a woman of the night. Having been visited by the Queen, who, by this time, had learned of hypnosis and mental suggestion, she visits Merrick and persuades him psychically to kill Mary Jane Kelly. Merrick leaves for the country but remains in the city long enough to have an encounter with Mary Jane, whereupon he murders her. Dr. Treves returns for Merrick and upon Merrick getting into the carriage, Dr. Treves replies, “Mr. Merrick what have you done”. Merrick is bloody all over. Treves rushes out of the city with Merrick to the country. They return and Merrick, regaining his consciousness, is overcome with guilt and remorse and doing exactly what he knew would kill him, he lies down in a manner that caused his death.
How Merrick came to choose Mary Jane Kelly is quite simple really. When his mother passed away, Joseph took her place psychically, until the step mother (Victoria ?) shows up at which time she throws him out. This permitted him to have a psychic connection with Mary Jane Kelly who would possibly be possessed of his mother’s child state passed on to Kelly via some enmeshment, possibly at the tobacco shoppe. Having this connection drew him to her in a manner consistent with his parents and their first meeting, etc. He is drawn to her apartment where he hears her singing. When he is brought to the hospital and recovers he remembers her singing and might have learned that she was a lady of the night and chooses to make arrangements with her for an encounter.
Depending on how deeply Queen Victoria resented her parents and the process she was made to go through in order to be Queen would determine whether or not she wanted to, say, kill her mother. In her time, it might be possible that she would have been more aware of the negative side of that kind of existence and what little girl doesn’t want to run around and play house and do all kinds of little girl and teenage things rather than being chained to some ritualistic habits. It’s like being the hub of a wheel only you don’t get to do anything, it’s all done for you (what I have been recognizing in myself lately) that has infuriated me immensely. Being kept from achieving my college goals in various ways, my talents seem to have been separated from me possibly due to traumas or just the greed and envy of others. It is easy for me to see how Victoria would have been quite angry and resentful. I have had bouts of rage over my own situation though I am not a Queen, but in the eyes of men, might well be considered a Queen or Goddess whose talents are intended to be exploited and in our modern times, even by women as well.
Just as Merrick was once possessed of his mother’s position with his father, Prince Albert may have been possessed of his grandmother as well, making it appear he was attracted to men rather than women. Having been sited around various places known to be frequented by male homosexuals, Prince Albert might have been assumed a homosexual. My guess is he encountered Mary Jane Kelly at the tobacco shoppe where the two of them became enmeshed. Possibly Kelly did not know who he was at the time of their first meeting. Their relationship grew and he took her on an excursion to Paris where she decided to change her name since while there they fell in love. Things do not go well when they return because of her past and she finds herself drawn to a life worse than before.
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