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Their loved ones have been abandoned by “ People for not as than you’ve experienced,” Mira Bartók is informed at her mother’s funeral service. It's a poignant statement concerning the connection between her cousin, Mira, and their mentally-ill mother. Stunning violin protégé Norma Herr have been the absolute most lively character within the space, before she was hit with schizophrenia at age nineteen. She liked her daughters and did her better to raise them properly, but as her state of mind deteriorated, Norma talked less about Chopin and more about Nazis and her concern that her daughters could be kidnapped, killed, or raped.