Martyrs: A Realistic Look Into the Life of an MK Victim

I ran across this movie not too long ago and was astounded by the blatant Monarch torture imagery. This graphic French film is renowned as one of the most disturbing movies ever made. Just take a look at the description.

Fifteen years after a horrifying experience of abduction and prolonged torture, Lucie embarks on a bloody quest for revenge against her oppressors. Along with her childhood friend, Anna, who also suffered abuse, she quickly descends, without hope, into madness and her own delusions. Anna, left on her own begins to re-experience what Lucie did when she was only twelve years old.

As we see from the trailer, the movie starts with two little girls, Anna and Lucie. The two become best friends in an orphanage, and will do anything to protect each other. We then are shown a normal looking family laughing and chatting at breakfast when Lucie shows up. She murders the whole family for no apparent reason and calls Anna to help her clean up the mess. Anna appears to be responsible with a good head on her shoulders. She basically cleans up Lucies mess when the MK storyline starts to appear.

Lucies Multiple Personas

As Anna is dumping the lifeless bodies of the family in a whole, Lucie is heard screaming. Anna runs to her and the door is locked. The scene cuts to Lucie being assaulted by a disfigured and monstrous looking woman. We learn that when Lucie was young and escaped captivity, she saw this same woman being tortured. It appears that The woman is an altar of Lucie who feels guilt over not being able to save the woman. Lucie ends up killing herself via this persona.

Something Bigger

In a twist of events, an elite-looking group of people appear and take Anna into a cellar/torture institute under the deceased families house. As it turns out, The family DID torture Lucie, and were hired by this group. A new family is brought in to replace the handlers. The process is then explained to Anna. The group of people torture victims in order for them to “see the light” and be able to tell about it. This could also be terms for dissociation without those terms being used. We see pictures of “Martyrs” who have dissociated. Anna then inevitably gets subjected to torture, abuse and starvation. She loses her strength and accepts her handlers torment. We see her then get skinned alive, and hung by her arms. She apparently reaches martyrdom and the Elite come back to witness. The woman in charge is told by Anna what she saw, and the woman kills herself without telling anyone else the information. We are led to assume that Anna dies, but its OK! She reached the goal! In a Better Place!

As Horrifying as the subject matter is in this obscure French film, the message is the same. Its ok to torture innocents! Its for the good of humanity! It teaches us about the human psyche! When in reality the atrocities pictured are a cruel practice that millions a
have been subjected to. Most MK slaves are similar to Lucie. Multiple personalities, and around the time of adulthood, without a handler they self destruct.

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