What are some of the Raffles Institution ghost stories?

I think they are more like legends. The Raffles Institution has a rich history and over time, students and staff might have created these stories for fun or to add a bit of mystery to the place. For example, the so - called ghostly apparitions could be misinterpreted shadows or just the result of the old, creaky building making strange noises at night.

One story is about a patient who passed away under mysterious circumstances in Fairfield Hills Mental Institution. People claim to see her figure wandering the old hallways at night, her white gown trailing behind her. It's said that if you listen closely, you can hear her sobbing.

Another famous story involves a group of nurses. It is said that they all died in a tragic accident in the institution. Their ghosts are said to appear together, still in their old - fashioned nurse uniforms, walking the corridors as if they are still on their rounds. It gives an eerie feeling as if time has stood still for them.

There might be a fan fiction where Raffles Holmes Jenkins embarks on a journey to a far - off land. In this story, they encounter various strange cultures and have to use their wits to survive and also uncover some hidden secrets about their own pasts. This type of story can explore their characters in new and exciting ways.

One horror story is about a patient who was constantly heard screaming at night in an old mental institution. The staff thought he was just being unruly, but one night they found strange scratches on his door as if something was trying to get in from the outside. Turns out, the room had a history of a previous patient who died under mysterious circumstances and was believed to be haunting the place.

There may also be stories about the history of BUA. How it was founded, the challenges it faced in the early days, and how it has grown and evolved over time. Maybe it started in a small building and now has a huge campus with state - of - the - art facilities.

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One story is about a patient who claimed to see shadowy figures in the hallways at night. They would whisper things that no one could understand. The patient became so terrified that they tried to escape but were always caught and punished severely.

A really disturbing story involves a patient who was misdiagnosed. Instead of getting the right treatment, they were put through electroshock therapy that damaged their memory and cognitive abilities. Also, there were accounts of overcrowding in some mental institutions. Patients had to live in very cramped spaces, which added to their mental distress. Some patients were even restrained for long hours without any real medical need, just for the convenience of the staff.

The feeling of being trapped. The patients in the Eloise Mental Institution were often confined. In the horror stories, they are not only physically trapped but also seem to be in a place filled with malevolent forces. They can't escape the horror, whether it's the ghosts or the cruel treatments. For example, the patients who were locked in the padded rooms with the sense of a menacing presence around them. It's a double - edged horror of confinement and the supernatural.