Dr. Feelgood

Dr. Rupert Feelgood was a psychiatrist who worked in the West Wing of the Bishopgate Asylum in 1874.

Dr. Feelgood graduated from one of the finest medical schools of England, and soon became an early pioneer of experimental neurosurgery, and especially psychosurgery. While many of his patients have died, he was still hailed as a medical visionary by England's medical community.

His surgical prowess was also the reason he came into the attention of Professor Maxwell, who hired Dr. Feelgood in 1871, with the intent of making use of his surgical talents for his own experiments. However, because of the professor's disappearance in the Windham Masquerade of 1873, this ultimately never happened.

Dr. Feelgood continued working under Dr. Zakharov's supervision, and once the crisis set in, in 1874, he desperately attempted to hold onto a semblance of order in the asylum, refusing to flee like many of the staff. Ultimately, he was overtaken by the madness of the machine, murdering his last remaining orderly. He then set out to perform experimental surgery on any he encountered.

Fortunately, the Krewe arrived that night to the West Wing and took out the crazed doctor, with help from Lady Jane.