Persona

half of their life memories, loved ones, and who they even are. Bipolarity, divides the mind because you have many periods of higher moods and moods like anger, sadness or depression. Having these different moods, causes your mind to divide into two personas. Not only that, but it causes you to act differently with yourself and others. Tourette’s syndrome divides the mind because this syndrome causes one to make repeated sudden movements or sounds that cannot be controlled. Tourette’s divides…

example, Sylvia, a main cast and co-founder of Night Owl Cinematics, often appears in the skits as Sylvia but performs a persona that is not akin to her personality in real life. In other instances, the skits forgo character identification completely and rely on context clues, such as clothing and the actor’s body language, to communicate the character’s identity to its viewers. Personas are often referred to as “ah girl”, “eh”, or “boss!” in place of an actual name to bring character to their…

Schools. A place where children are educated to prepare them for the world, but there is more to it than just a place of education. Schools are the place where students can socialize and make friends, and it is the place that does not discriminate because it is where children and parents from different races or ethnicity gather. School is the safest place for a child to grow up and learn. Some argue with these statements, because some schools are not safe, and some schools discriminate. These…

Both Duffy and Plath use imagery very differently in Duffy’s Havisham the imagery is used to aid the creation of a distinct persona, whereas Plath uses imagery based on her own personal experience in both Tulips and You’re. In Havisham, the persona of the spinster character Miss Havisham…

symbolises her embarrassment and denial about her rejection in love and moreover puts her on par with characters like Hamlet and Othello, who weren’t at any point called ‘Prince Hamlet’ or ‘General Othello’. This technique used by Duffy portrays the persona as being of great importance; however, to anyone who hasn’t read the book, the question remains: who, or what is ‘Havisham’? Both the title and the first line of the poem ‘Salome’, also by Duffy, is a single word: Salome. Igniting our…

have a “very unfavorable opinion” about North Korea. Also in another survey from January, North Korea is topping ISIS and cyberattacks in terms of threat to the American citizens. All of the propaganda about North Korea is being confirmed by the persona in his travels but the writer himself doesn’t approve of any of it and is criticizing the extreme cases of North Korea’s…

explains the transition between spring and winter (2). The persona describes winter like coming up on a “downhill… slope,” with its connotations of decay and death this creates a life cycle by using season allusions that the reader has to follow. Dao references summer with sunlight so intense that it has the, “exhilaration of two dogs meeting,” a meeting that reflects the excitement and happiness that one experiences in life. Dao’s persona says “that symphony [is] a hospital,” that implies that…

From his first film to last, Soderbergh has made a name for himself in his careers. His outside the box cinematics are what set him apart from other mainstream directors. Soderbergh started out as an indie film maker and has gone one to make blockbusters with top A-list actors and actresses. Taking a closer look at three of his films, Sex, Lies and Videotape, Out of Sight and The Good German, has Soderbergh moved away from being an idea filmmaker. Indie films, short for Independent films are…

Chance is an idea which is clearly portrayed in both texts. In the movie, 'Run Lola run', the director uses flash forwards to epitomize this idea of chance. The audience witnesses the lives change for the people that Lola bumps into on her journeys, and how their lives change each time to how Lola’s life changes. This is seen with the lady with the pram that Lola encounters each time as she begins her run. This symbolizes the unpredictability of life. Lola's destiny in each three stories, so do…

in opposition to their mother, the warrior-bride in kill bill constructs her heroic identity in accordance with her maternal role, justifying her revenge based off of the killing of her unborn child as she occupies both the biological persona of the mother and the cultural persona of the warrior all at once. In this way the monstrous, mother-warrior becomes a living, biological…