>There's a girl who was born to a notoriously evil pair of genius doctors that committed atrocities by experimenting on human beings in the name of mad medical science.
>The parents got discovered and ended up killing themselves before being caught, leaving their infant daughter to be found and given for adoption.
>Her lives under a different name, and is just a brilliant as her parents were, but is a picture of mental health.
>Despite her adoptive family trying to discourage her from it, she goes into psychiatry in order to help people, especially those who the world has rejected, evil people, this is before discovering her adoption and the identity of her true parents, which ignites in her a great drive to learn about good and evil and how to rehabilitate the irredeemable.
>This leads her to discover a miraculous new drug, one she tweaks and perfects, which can, in her theory, seemingly hold the cure for evil. But she needs funding for it, and attention.
>However, due to her level of achievement (producing jealousy), intergrity (making her fail at playing politics or seeking recognition), and the nature of her research (which could threaten various industries and holds little promise of making money), she is spurned by the corrupt mainstream academic community, and has to rely upon alternative venues for her research.
>Said venue comes in the form of an ultramax women's prison holding the worst of the worst in a section of the site dedicated to the criminally insane. Who decides to seek her help in desperation to deal with their problematic residents, posting her in their asylum as a live-in on-site staff (it's on an island) and assigning one such resident to her as a guinea pig to test her drug treatment on.
>The patient bears a striking resemblance to the doctor, as if the two identical twins, not only do they look similar, they sound similar and bear the same mannerisms as well, though the various cosmetic changes each has made to themselves disguise this quite effectively from most onlookers (the truth is that they are twin sisters, raised apart in vastly different environments, the patient being raised by an abductor who wanted revenge on her parents for murdering their daughter in their experiments, and this twin was made to suffer).
>Putting aside the uncanny revelation, the doctor gives the patient the drug, and things seems to be going well, but then she kills herself soon before she was supposed to be shown off to others as an example (out of a combination of guilt for her crimes and the suffering she inflicted on others, and also that the return of feeling makes her relive the trauma inflicted on her by her parents as if it had just happened for the first time), so the doctor is extremely pressed to find some alternative, willing to bet her own life on the outcome, she takes the treatment herself.
>The similarities between her and her sister means that she can pass for her own patient, and she successfully pulls off the ruse, what's more, if she was good before, she is the very embodiment of goodness, honor, nobility, purity, and virtue, she even becomes too good for life on the earth to the point where it's a severe issue, even her adoptive parents, who are highly devout religious zealots, would think she's a bit overboard.
>The problem here being that she is now confessing to being the doctor, but due to the change in her appearance, and the insanity of her story, she is not believed, the drug is determined to be a failure as it produces psychosis, that the patient believes herself to be the doctor.
>As for the absence of the doctor, she was taken off the project for being too involved with her patient, so another doctor was presenting her, she conspired with this doctor to cover up the suicide and do the switch of sisters, live for dead.
>At night, however, she becomes a different person entirely, taking the name of the deceased sister, she breaks out of the facility with the help of the replacement doctor, and makes her way into the city.
>There, she does evil deeds, acting on all the desires her good side was repressing, such as getting revenge on those who wronged her or took advantage of her, she also acts on the behalf of her dead sister, the two having merged into one, in addition to vengeance, they seek to slake the thirsts which they had been denied, eating, drinking, dancing, gambling, drugs, sex, fighting, and more.The evil side is an absolute criminal mastermind, cunning, charismatic, and unfettered, able to figure out pull off the impossible with little effort.
>The good side awakes, and seeing the results of what had happened, is left with no choice but to search for a way to undo what has been done, the replacement doctor is also trying to help her out with her research, also gets involved in locking down the doctor when she's about to go to sleep, because when one side sleeps, the other awakes.
>Due to some strange effect of the drug, it removes much of the effects of lack of sleep, and the side waking up is well rested provided the other side was awake long enough, giving it time to rest, however, and the truth is the negative effects of restlessness is merely being hidden, she is in fact slowly dying from her new split-brain condition, the resolution is hypothesized by the replacement doctor to be merging the two sides together again (which the evil and good sides reject for different reasons), or by the two sides of the doctor's mind, which is to give one side complete domination over the other (which each side wishes to be themselves, and so the conflict between them ensues).
>The ultimate fate is suicide, but the truth is that she was revived and given a new cure, which is for three personalities, good, evil, and original, to share the body, and work together in such a way as to survive, meaning she finally gets real sleep. She is then recruited into a group that takes in various women with metahuman or transhuman qualities that are made to serve mankind as the pet monsters of a conspiracy that protects the world from unusual threats.
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