Insane people in small Moroccan vilage are put into an underground bunker, religious leaders exorcise people by hitting

The transcript discusses the use of a sacred slipper by a marabout for exorcism, contrasting it with the cruel methods of medieval Europe. It highlights the societal impact of madness, the role of cabalistic signs, and compares asylums to modern restraints. The narrative questions whether traditional methods are more effective than psychiatric treatment.

What is the role of a sacred slipper in the hands of a marabout?

• It is a traditional dance accessory.

• It is used for decoration.

• It serves as a tool for exorcism.

• It is a symbol of wealth.

How did medieval Europe handle issues of madness?

• With compassion and understanding.

• Through cruel methods.

• With modern psychiatric techniques.

• By ignoring them completely.

What is said about the cabalistic signs drawn on walls?

• They are used to teach children.

• They are purely decorative.

• They have no effect on anyone.

• They are believed to have magical powers over troubled minds.

What does the text suggest about the treatment of individuals with mental health issues?

• They are given complete freedom.

• They are often isolated and restrained.

• They are celebrated in society.

• They are treated with respect and care.

What question is raised about the effectiveness of the sacred slipper compared to modern psychiatry?

• Will the slipper be more effective?

• Will the slipper be less expensive?

• Will the slipper be more popular?

• Will the slipper be more decorative?