There, the two daughters split up; Riana was found "catatonic" hiding in the back of a local man's ute and Ella drove herself back to Melbourne.
An hour of watching execution videos – the whole gamut, from fear in the eyes of the victims, the knife-slicing and the decapitation and the bullets kicking into the backs of heads – leaves any human being in a state of near-catatonic exhaustion, a stupor that makes you suspect that, at some point, you left planet Earth and then returned to it.
While in Iraq, where he downloaded 700,000 secret government files that he sent to WikiLeaks, Private Manning responded with angry outbursts when he was chastised over minor misconduct, went "catatonic" at times while talking, e-mailed a photograph of himself dressed as a woman to a supervisor, and was found in the fetal position with a knife, witnesses said.
One inmate, Justice Kennedy writes, was found standing "in a pool of his own urine, unresponsive and nearly catatonic".
They found that most of the participants had displayed some catatonic features during their lifetime.
They find a catatonic Cloud at a hospital in a tropical resort, where he washed up following the events at the North Crater.
For example, when catatonic symptoms occur in the context of chronic schizophrenia, response to treatment with benzodiazepines has been less favorable [ 31, 32].
When I found out about the cheating, I felt a mixture of numbing disbelief, and catatonic breathlessness.
Fortunately, Johnny steps in and becomes the first victim of the plague, but Barbara becomes nearly catatonic for the rest of the film.
