Absurdism

of it through her imagination. Jack Zipes argues that "Ofelia wills herself into this tale, and for all intents and purposes, it is she who appropriates the tale and creates it so that she can deal with forces . . . impinging on her life" (Orme). Absurdism is going to the illogical to make sense of reality. Both Norma Desmond and Ofelia enter in their own absurd world of fantasy in order to find meaning in a happier life as seen in the cinematography and Vidal’s and Joe’s opposition.…