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APPENDIX l(a)<br />

SUBJECT ONE<br />

S is a 19-year old white female trainee nurse. She is the adopted youngest chHd, and<br />

has three brothers.<br />

I: Could you please tell me in as much detaH as possible about your involvement in<br />

Satanism, and what it meant for you.<br />

Natural meanine units<br />

Central themes<br />

1. Although I was adopted at six months I 1. A's rebellious attitude began with the<br />

never found out until standard five - that accidental discovery that she'd been<br />

was the root of all my rebellion. Finding adopted as an infant.<br />

out I was adopted was petrol on the fire.<br />

2. Until then I was the top student in class, 2. Prior to discovering the fact of her<br />

I was very goodat sports.<br />

adoption she had been a successful scholar<br />

and athlete.<br />

3. Actually, I was a goodperson. 3. She regarded herself positively in moral<br />

terms.<br />

4. One day my parents hada fight, because 4. She discovered the truth of her adoption<br />

myfather was an alcoholic, andit came out when her alcoholic father revealed it in the<br />

in a fight when he was drunk - because of context of a marital altercation over her<br />

me, I did something wrong and it came out. minor wrong-doing.<br />

5. I couldn't accept it, it was a shock S. With the emotional inability to accept the<br />

because I always knew there was something shocking discovery of her adoptive status<br />

wrong, because my brothers would get came sudden insight into her brothers'<br />

things I wouldn't get, pocket money, and privileged parental treatment.<br />

things like that. There was always<br />

something wrong and everything just fell<br />

open then when I realised I was adopted.<br />

6. I never had a relationship with my 6. S never experienced a meaningful<br />

father, not with my mom or with my dad relationship with either parent.<br />

7. Dadwas constantly drunk, from morning 7. Her father's constant drunken moods<br />

to night. Some nights we had to leave the sometimes forced the family to vacate the<br />

house because he was in such a mood house at night.<br />

9. He also used to be very rough, and 9. S hated her father's roughness and his<br />

relate to me like a son. I didn't know what relating to her as a boy rather than a girl.<br />

to do, I was a girl but he treated me like a<br />

boy. I hatedit.<br />

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