A dwelling for the Vile Jaschur.
William von Braun
July 11, 1960, Munich, Germany
For some time in his life, William lived a very successful life as a typical German workaholic. He started working from a young age and by the age of 30, he already had a good position as a chief manager in an international pharmaceutical company, "Revan Health & Service." At 33, William already had his own large apartment near the center of Munich, a wife, a son, and a daughter - in general, an idyllic bourgeois life. At 40, William was already on the board of directors and greeted the new millennium with confidence in himself and his future. When the internet era truly arrived, William had a fixed idea that with the development of global communications and social thought, it would be a great idea to invest in ecology. Therefore, William took out a loan and founded the company "Krabbe & Jaschur Company," whose main areas of activity were waste recycling, city cleaning, and caring for Germany's natural resources. Unfortunately, William overestimated the progressiveness of society, so his new venture quickly became unprofitable. Since William never left his old job, he began to experience a lot of stress and started to lash out at his family. Two years into this life, his wife left the family, taking their daughter with her. It was after this event that William's life went downhill; neither expensive alcohol, nor a new marriage to a young model, nor a new car helped him cope with the difficulties and mental burden. By the age of 55, William was frankly losing his mind; he began to suspect everyone around him of lying and having malicious intentions. By the age of 60, William's heart began to fail, and he ended up in the hospital. It was there, in the hospital, that due to his paranoia and dementia, William began to refuse to eat, which almost killed him. Upon learning about this escapade, his son sent him for treatment to the fashionable doctor Schmertlofer in Switzerland, hoping that he would at least try to restore William's sanity.
Sorry if it didn't turn out very well.