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# Psychological Profile: Mary Eleven
- URL: https://the-spartan-housewives-of-nova.ghost.io/psychological-profile-mary-eleven/
- Published: 2026-07-15T09:00:13.000Z
- Updated: 2026-08-17T04:30:22.000Z
- Description: Dr. Levi Levi's interview with Mary Eleven
- Author: Gabriel Scheherazade
- Tags: Act 2, 11 Mary Eleven, Levi Levi, Housewives, Base Story

#### Content Warning

Misgendering of a cis woman, incestuous feelings (adoptive sibling), erotic torture fantasy, paranoia trigger

**Code Name:** Mary Eleven  
**Birth Chart:** Sun in Cancer, Ascendant in Taurus, Moon in Scorpio (July 8, 1919, 2:30 AM, Toronto, Canada)[\[1\]](#fn1)  
**Height:** 5’5 1/2”  
**Weight:** 130  
**Hair Color:** Sandy blonde  
**Eye Color:** Blue

**Psychological Profile Questions:**

**What is your earliest memory?**

In the first interview, the subject said her earliest memory was of living in the orphanage in Toronto. The subject remembers watching the matron of the orphanage play a game of cribbage against the janitor. When she was five, she was adopted by an elderly sister-brother couple in rural Saskatchewan.

In the second interview, the subject said the orphanage was in Odessa, and she saw the orphanage matron and janitor playing a game of chess. Though, off-topic, the interviewer has confirmed that the subject is a spy sent by the U.S.S.R.

**How did you feel about your mother?**

In the first interview, the subject said her birth mother died when the subject was too young to remember her. The woman she considers her mother is the prim spinster woman who adopted her along with her also- elderly brother. Though her this adoptive mother was cold to her at first, she later warmed up.

In the second interview, the subject said her adoptive mother was a Russian agricultural official working in the Ukraine. The adoptive mother was a young widow who never got the chance to have children of her own with the love of her life, so she adopted an unrelated boy and girl from an Odessa orphanage. The girl was Eleven and the boy was Mr. Eleven. The adoptive mother was affectionate to the subject, but also highly demanding. Others tell the subject that she is very similar in personality to her adoptive mother.

**How did you feel about your father?**

In the first interview, the subject said she has no memory of her birth father either. Her adoptive father was a shy man prone to stuttering.

In the second interview, the subject said she has no memory of her birth father or birth mother, but she was told they were both Jewish. Her adoptive mother spoke of her late husband as the father of the Elevens. The late husband had died a month into their marriage, when he accidentally fell into a thresher he was examining. People said that Mr. Eleven had a personality similar to the late husband of their adoptive mother.

**When did you realize you were a little girl?**

In the first interview, the subject said a farm hand got angry at her adoptive mother and called her “Mister”. instead of “Miss”. The subject asked her adoptive mother what this meant and the adoptive mother explained the polite forms of address for each gender. The subject did not like that her gender was apparent in her surname, but she believes it cannot be helped.

In the second interview, the subject said the man who misgendered her adoptive mother was a peasant who was angry about collectivization, so he called the adoptive mother by the masculine version of her surname. The subject asked her adoptive mother what that meant and her adoptive mother said that men who get angry at women who don’t do what men want will call them men. The subject realized her gender was based on how aggressive she appeared to other people.

**What did you think of boys growing up?**

In the first interview, the subject said she would play with boys and girls equally. The subject was especially close with the future Mr. Eleven, who was the son of her neighbors. Though she broke a slate board over his head the first time they met, they grew to love each other. In addition, she played chess with all the boys and beat them.

In the second interview, the subject said she was not socializing with other children except to play chess with them. The subject remarked that she beat the Soviet boys in chess and not the Canadian boys, which she feels is more impressive.

**What is your earliest sexual memory?**

In the first interview, the subject said her earliest sexual memory was dancing with her future husband at a barn dance.

In the second interview, the subject said her earliest sexual memory was snuggling with her adoptive brother during a very cold winter night with her adoptive brother.

**How did you learn about sex?**

In the first interview, the subject said she learned about sex from seeing the animals on the farm mate.

In the second interview, the subject said she learned about sex from the Young Pioneers.

**When did you first learn about homosexuality?**

In the first interview, the subject said she did not learn about homosexuality until World War II, when she heard the military did not allow homosexuals.

In the second interview, the subject said her adoptive mother warned her when the subject was twelve that the Homintern was a dangerous organization, much more dangerous and decadent than the National Socialists.

**What were your sexual fantasies as a teen-ager?**

In the first interview, the subject said she fantasized about being caught in the rain with her idealized lover. They would retire to a barn to make love.

In the second interview, the subject said she fantasizes about beating the Chess Grandmaster in a game and perform a wide variety of sexual tortures on him.

**How did you lose your virginity?**

In the first interview, the subject said she lost her virginity when Mr. Eleven came home from the war. The two made love to celebrate and then Mr. Eleven proposed to her.

In the second interview, the subject said she lost her virginity during World War II when her lover, Vörös Betti, “this gorgeous, chertovka[\[2\]](#fn2), redhead Hungarian, with pale skin, blue eyes, and beautiful breasts” roped her into a threesome with a Lithuanian officer. Of late, this old lover has been trying to get a threesome between herself and the Elevens, but the subject says they have refused her. The subject confirmed this woman is now her maid, who is living under the assumed named Ilona Kiss.

**What do you think about when you touch yourself?**

In the first interview, the subject said she fantasizes about going on a trip to Paris with her husband and making love in a fancy hotel.

In the second interview, the subject said she fantasizes about tying Mrs. Twelve up to a St. Andrew’s cross with Vörös Betti’s help as Mrs. One watches helplessly. Then the subject applies a vibrator to Mrs. Twelve’s genitals and refuses to let her orgasm until Mrs. Twelve reveals Israeli secrets. Then the subject makes love to Vörös Betti and Mrs. One.

**How do you feel about your parents now?**

In the first interview, the subject said that she loves her adoptive parents and the happy life they provided for her on the prairies of Saskatchewan.

In the second interview, the subject said she is glad that her birth parents are dead and, her adoptive mother is dead. She’s glad she does not have any loved ones in the Ukrainian village where she grew up. And she’s glad that her adoptive brother is by her side. It keeps her from getting homesick and nostalgic; a bad traits in a spy.

**Do you feel you married the right person?**

In the first interview, the subject said that she is happy that she was able to marry her childhood friend. The subject said she is the luckiest girl in the world.

In the second interview, the subject said that Dmitry (her husband) has been an excellent partner in this mission. The subject’s husband is calm and collected without being icy. The subject’s husband never contradicts their agreed upon backstory, and he pays attention to what the Americans around them say. The subject only complains that he spends too much time indulging in Betti’s whims.

**Do you ever wish you were the husband?**

In the first interview, the subject said that is a queer thought that has never occurred to her., bBut she supposes that she would not like to change bodies with her husband.

In the second interview, the subject said she has often thought she would like to exchange bodies with her husband. Her chess opponents would respect her if she had the body of a man and her husband’s significant bulge might psych them out. In addition, her husband might be happier as a ballerina and not a support dancer. However, she does not think their skills would transfer like that.

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1. Considering that Eleven is living under an assumed identity, readers might wonder if this birth date is correct. Actually, the dead infant whose identity he stole was born at the exact same time and date as Eleven’s actual time and date. Only the birthplace is different. Still, Eleven is actually a Rogue. [↩︎](#fnref1)
2. Russian for she-devil, though Erzsébet Erzsébetzy is human despite it all. [↩︎](#fnref2)