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    Silver Dollar City Silver Dollar City is one of the biggest parks in the region. Silver Dollar City is known for all of its high-speed coasters. The park opened in 1960. The first ride in the park was a massive hit. Christmas time at Silver Dollar City is such a great time to experience. Silver Dollar City is one of the largest parks in the region. It is known for all of its high-speed rollercoasters. Silver Dollar City is known for their funnel cakes, together with their fun shows. Silver…

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    The movie Silver Linings Playbook is a Hollywood portrayal of characters who are trying to deal and cope with mental illness. The movie surrounds a young man named Pat who was recently discharged from a mental hospital after spending eight months there for beating up his wife’s lover. While at the hospital, Pat was diagnosed with Bipolar Disorder, something that he was unaware of having. Pat was allowed to return home to his family as long as he continued his medications and weekly therapy…

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    have been repeatedly displayed on the big screen with these stereotypical cliché behaviors, and used as the focal point, or “hero” of the movie. Silver Lining Playbook is not just another one of Hollywood’s inaccurate depictions of mental illness. However, discrepancies are inevitable when the story line plays a greater precedence over accuracy. Silver lining Playbook depicts the breaking point of a family unit, where a father and son struggle to accept the other, and a mother constantly seeks…

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    Imagine yourself as a mental illness patient just a day; the following question is how people around you will treat you? Especially, your own family. Silver water contains a story of Rose, a schizophrenia patient. We accept details in the whole story from rose’s sister, Violet. The story begins to take place when rose was fifteen years old; her mental illness began to break down. Although her father literally is a psychiatrist, the first person who realized that Rose was about to goes off is her…

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    Jenna Yun Mr. Leckey AP Psychology Period 6 10/30/15 AP Psychology Extra Credit Movie Quarter 1 Overall, my thoughts on the film, The Silver Linings Playbook, were positive. I found it interesting that the author decided to connect mental disorders and dancing together. The fact that Pat, played by Bradley Cooper, and Tiffany, played by Jennifer Lawrence, were able to overcome their mental illnesses by dancing together was significant. In addition, the movie showcased the…

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    Jim, Ben Gunn, and Long John Silver are all overcome with a desire to search for the treasure and each is let down and unsatisfied by the end of their adventure. When Ben Gunn arrives on the island three years before Jim, he suggests to his crew that him and the “[b]oys…land and find… Flint’s treasure” (Stevenson 152). After living on the island for so many years Ben is now almost crazy and has been living in a cave all alone. His initial desire to find the treasure ends up with his captain and…

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    A secret or an unknown? This is the question Dana from Silver Sparrow by Tayari Jones is faced with. Her father, James Witherspoon, is a bigamist. His first wife, Laverne, has a daughter, and so does his second wife, Gwen. Dana and her mother, Gwen, know about the first family, but the first family does not know about them. On a Wednesday after Dana had come home from kindergarten, she presented her father with her drawings from school. The drawing she had left for the end was the picture of her…

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    modern day society has increased drastically over recent years. As a direct result of the increasing number of new cases each year, its portrayal in our culture’s media through television shows, movies, and other sources has also increased. The film, Silver Linings Playbook, demonstrates this increasing portrayal of mental disorders in our society’s media, but more importantly brings up the question of whether this portrayal accurately represents these affected individuals or in reality just…

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    Two Is Better Than One “But what is a kite on the ground? … It is nothing” (Bradbury 370). In the allegory “The Golden Kite, the Silver Wind” by Ray Bradbury, two cities caught in a dispute over superiority eventually come to the realization that they would be stronger working together. They would rebuild their walls every day, and this rivalry was tearing the two cities apart. Bradbury uses symbolism to show that one without the other is nothing. The conflict of the story is that the two…

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    The movie selected for the mental health analysis paper is ‘Silver Linings Playbook’. The main reason for choosing this movie is that it shows a good depiction of bipolar disorder. The entire movie is set in Philadelphia. The main character ‘Pat’ is suffering from a bipolar disorder, who has recently lost his job and was discharged from a mental institution. After getting out of the medical facility, he realizes that Nikki, his wife, has moved away and that his father doesn’t work anymore. Both…

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