Diary of a Madman

He is enfatuated with his employer's daughter and in search of more information about her he searches through her pet dog and it's companion's letters to eachother. The idea that dogs can even write letters is enough evidence to assume that that situation was derived from his imagination. He also begins to claim to be the king of Spain and frightens his employer's daughter and soon after he finds himself in court. It's likely that he had assulted her somehow without realizing his forward actions. He then begins to loose sight of the structure of our time and annual calendar and begins to make tangental and random assumptions of tangental and random subjects such as the moon and it's nosy residents. It eventual ends in his pleads for his mother when he's remained in the asylum for a period of time.