"From Hell" Chapter 9, Page 54.
William Gull, the book's infamous Jack the Ripper, realized that he killed the wrong woman. He was assigned by the Freemasons to kill the women who know something about a Royal Family member's infidelity. Each night they pick a woman that is part of the conspiracy to be killed and mutilate their body with. William grew fond of the killings that he reaches euphoria which transcends him through space-time every time he does it. After knowing that the woman he killed that was supposed to be the last in his list was the wrong one, he now confessed to his partner in crime, Netley, that he feels like he was in Hell. Williams became so seduced by death that in his last moment, he became a god: someone who felt the ultimate joy from of his own death.
William Gull, the book's infamous Jack the Ripper, realized that he killed the wrong woman. He was assigned by the Freemasons to kill the women who know something about a Royal Family member's infidelity. Each night they pick a woman that is part of the conspiracy to be killed and mutilate their body with. William grew fond of the killings that he reaches euphoria which transcends him through space-time every time he does it. After knowing that the woman he killed that was supposed to be the last in his list was the wrong one, he now confessed to his partner in crime, Netley, that he feels like he was in Hell. Williams became so seduced by death that in his last moment, he became a god: someone who felt the ultimate joy from of his own death.
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