A Real Tragedy — Ronnie G. Anderson

In her early years Russian born Sasha Marie Petroruskova had trained as a ballerina and came to the United States to finish her training at Julliard. She finished there with several degrees including a Doctorate in Drama. That put her on Broadway in Les Mis and Cats. Although her mind was brilliant and her voice lovely, she found that her thinking was still in Russian and not in English. To compensate for this her brain split into two distinct personalities, a Russian one and an English one. Dr. Sally Bethanne Hinkle was the English thinking side of her personality, and since she lived and worked in the United States teaching drama at the university level, Sally Hinkle became who she was to almost everybody else. When she taught she always taught in some character or another. Before too long her mind was a compartmentalized maze of different personalities. This is the story of the unscrambling of the multiple personalities of Sasha Marie Petroruskova and her final finding of love. The course of true love is never smooth.