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    Edgar Allan Poe's book The Facts in the Case of M. Valdemar describes a case where a writer experiments with hypnotizing a patient near death to see if it could stop or affect the dying process. The patient died slowly under hypnosis but his appearance did not change for months after. Eventually the patient's eyes opened and his body disappeared, shocking the narrator, though they reasoned the patient just did as told under hypnosis by remaining asleep for months. Though not a fan of fantasy, the narrator found this book very interesting and wanted to read similar works.

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    Edgar Allan Poe's book The Facts in the Case of M. Valdemar describes a case where a writer experiments with hypnotizing a patient near death to see if it could stop or affect the dying process. The patient died slowly under hypnosis but his appearance did not change for months after. Eventually the patient's eyes opened and his body disappeared, shocking the narrator, though they reasoned the patient just did as told under hypnosis by remaining asleep for months. Though not a fan of fantasy, the narrator found this book very interesting and wanted to read similar works.

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    Edgar Allan Poe's book The Facts in the Case of M. Valdemar describes a case where a writer experiments with hypnotizing a patient near death to see if it could stop or affect the dying process. The patient died slowly under hypnosis but his appearance did not change for months after. Eventually the patient's eyes opened and his body disappeared, shocking the narrator, though they reasoned the patient just did as told under hypnosis by remaining asleep for months. Though not a fan of fantasy, the narrator found this book very interesting and wanted to read similar works.

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    I read Edgar Allanpo's book called:The Facts in the Case of M. Valdemar.

    There
    was interesting case in the book when the writer decided to find out if hypnosis
    would affect death or stop it.
    It was interesting book, because the patient died slowly when he was hypnotized
    and after that patient appearance did not change for several months. It was
    amazing. How can you imagine a person dying and his appearance not changing??
    After a few months, the patient opened his eyes, his body disappeared into air...
    I was shocked, but I think that when a person is hypnotized, they does what you
    tell them to do, so he was just asleep for several months.
    I don't really like fantasy books, but this book was very interesting and I would
    love to read more like that.

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