Panels can transport individuals through time and space. ... Some youths like Alison in Fun Home have doubts of different themes during their life that is difficult to express with their families. ... Bechdel provides different shape and thickness of the lines on faces that can allow a visual translation of emotions. ... Viewers can visualize these feelings when her father hit her without doing anything. ... Finally, Fun Home is a story about a daughter trying to understand her father after his dead through the common and unspoken bond of their homosexuality. ...

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"When I look away I forget what yellow means, but I can look again" (5:22) This scene indicates Fiona's awareness of the memories fading - but she knows that she can "look again" and put bits of what she knows together so that she can remember and hold on to those memories. ... The nursing home acts as the beginning of the couple's stages of drifting apart. ... It seems as if the nursing home was put into an area that looks very bright and fresh with all the natural lighting but on another level it represents the loneliness the patients must feel because they don...

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Cloudstreet illustrates the role of culture in making people feel psychologically and emotionally at home. ... Through the use of minor characters, Winton represents in depth the broader Suburban Perth culture and examines its impact on the character's perspectives of home. ... " The girls were miserable and "cried every night for their homes and families.... Quick can only feel at home in himself when he ultimately embraces this culture. ... However, over time Rose comes to the conclusion that Cloudstreet is indeed her home and that it is this culture that gives her life mea...

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In "Public Enemy Number One," Mike Males analyzes both media coverage and documented cocial studies to argue that violence in the homes causes more of an affect and impact than violence shown on television that children see and hear. ... Using cause and effect, Males suggest that the type of life most inmates had growing up was an abusive home. ... Ad populum would best fit the way the politicians assume that their claim can be adequately defended without further support when it only is covering up facts on violence. ... REading the different examples on why there is violence in homes and h...

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Moreover, the most important aspects that build a home environment for a child are the parents or caregivers of the child, and the stability of the environment in terms of noise levels, finances, and others. ... (Secor, N/A) "Parents unable to reduce noise and crowding can promote development by taking a child somewhere quiet daily, such as a park or library, for quality interaction time, and by regularly engaging a child in calm, pleasant, focused interaction, reducing child withdrawal incidents"(Secor, N/A) In essence, there can be negative noise that a child can be exposed to that...

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At the end of a long sea trip, immigrants are often taken to Central Station to be transported to their temporary homes. ... A journey never ends - even when the refuges have arrived in the new country, they await the next train to travel to their temporary homes. When they arrive to their temporary homes, they must begin another journey to adapt to their new lifestyles. ... Guido lives by Ferruccio's philosophy that "With will power, you can do anything". ... All these texts agree that individuals can only extend themselves through the intellectual, emotional and physical hardships of...

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This is what the Kinder (plural for the children who participate in Kindertransport) had to experience when they were relocated from their homes in Germany, Austria, and Czechoslovakia to Great Britain in order to escape deportation to concentration camps. These children were given the chance to escape their countries before they were ripped from their homes to be sent to concentration camps. ... The home conditions the Kinder had to endure in Britain depended on their foster parents. There were some considerate people who attempted to provide a home experience for the children most like what ...

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Sometimes our emotions can have an impact on how we construe a landscape. ... Wendy Duncan, an Australian bushfire survivor, whose home was destroyed, recounted her experience in The Age's 'A place of enchantment and resilience changed forever'. ... Christopher Cross' 'Sailing' articulates the singer's passion for the ocean and the freedom it can provide. ... Finding 'innocence' in his altered reality, he calls it 'never-never land', a place where he can find 'joyagain', and his imagination ignited. ... Clarice kept her pass...

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It also analyzes how we can cope with and reduce stress to promote our well-being and decrease health problems created by stress. ... To make myself emotionally stronger, I can confide in supportive friends and family who would act as social support. ... The authors found that students were less likely to feel helpless if they were well adjusted to their new home and learning environment. They also found that homesick students missed their homes the most when they were experiencing a major problem or strain in their lives (Fisher and Hood, 1987). ... One thing I can do to cope with my tension ...

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By suffering from depression, it can affect the workplace, home life and most importantly the children. Unfortunately, children can have an adverse effect growing up in an atmosphere filled with depression. ... She always came home upset and depressed and because being exposed at such an early stage allowed me to become vulnerable to depression. ... Due to all these difficulties in the work environment, it can sometimes leave the women jobless and forced to go on welfare suffering even more with depression. ... Women with depression can affect people all around such as their work environmen...

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One critic expressed it in this manner: Bierce portrays Farquhar as a sympathetic character who we can identify with "a man who takes care of his family and home. His attempt to burn down the bridge may be seen as an attempt to defend his home and family, rather than help the Confederate. That he is lured to the bridge by a Union Scout disguised as a Confederate, and that Farquhar and his wife share the hospitality of their home with this solider, add to our sympathy (Samide 2). ...

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In another way u can say that if the "emotions part" of the brain is affected in anyway then it could affect the decision making of the individual. For example anxiety or anger in a learning situation could affect the "working memory" and the student could forget very quickly everything he has learnt on that particular day, another example would be when a student goes to an exam and is really stressed and even if he had revised and prepared himself well for the exam but is still not confident about it, when he goes into the exam room and when he sees the supervisors and the exam paper in front...

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The existence of unpleasant stimuli can lead to delinquent behavior, as the individual seeks to escape from it, by disposing of it (Agnew, 2012). ... Agnew's (1992:57) research in the stress literature led him to the discovery that the removal of positive stimuli can also cause strain. ... Parental abuse and neglect was persistent in Hall's home as the judge noted, 'He was abused, and he was neglected from the womb forward' (Wallace, 2013). ... Hall was expelled from many schools, and then finally home-schooled by his parents (Wallace, 2013). Hall had inadequate or no con...

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Being a nurse in today's world can be emotionally taxing. The cause and effect can be seen within the hospitals. ... Nurses continually strive to provide excellent patient service, only to go home and break down emotionally. ... Some return home as Hochschild said "to the artificial elation. ...

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I also think it is very attractive how he adds that he would love to add more emotions to the story but he can not do it because the story is not his story and does not want to "intrude", it shows he respects the story and makes us readers feel that he is a reliable narrator which sometimes can be an important aspect the readers a looking for in a narrator. ... We can identify with the way he wrote this because in a way we all have retold a story in one or another point of our lives. ... "Well, here's the kicker part, probably by now many of you have that one vacation near to the end she...

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In a predominant relationship, the superior can cause the inferior resentment and empty passion. One can offer complete delectation, yet an interconnection cannot form without mutual feeling. ... Her love for him is "all on her part", suggesting that Odysseus" love for Calypso is subliminal, especially because he focuses on his longing for home and independence. ...

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The theories of attachment are beneficial in recognizing problems that are not observed by others, such as neglect, abuse or unstable homes. But these same theories can have a negative effect. ... In relation to attachment, some correlations can be made. ... Bad situations can become better and good situations can go bad. ... Both the game and practices are a place where emotions can escape in a positive form. ...

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The set design of Good Thing is evenly split between a home inhabited by three young lower class kids struggling with the trials and tribulations of life. ... These same characters are also very gifted in endowing there surrounding objects with realistic qualities, this can be seen most frequently with the drugs explored. ...

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Bringing a live human being into the world can be very intimidating, especially if it is for the first time. ... There are at least ten pieces of parenting advice that can be found in Berk's book which are then supported by numerous evidence and research. ... Teratogens are any environmental agent that can cause damage during the time between conception and birth (prenatal period) (Berk, 2013, p. 95). ... In the home to support intelligence, parents can read to their children as well as asking them open ended questions, talk to children in detail about topics, expand on children's a...

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Advertisements can range from telling men to buy Axe Body Spray because the scent is attractive to women, or save money on a television this memorial day. ... To quote Brad Pitt's character from the film Fight Club, "Advertising has us chasing cars and clothes, working jobs we hate so we can buy shit we don't need ". ... Television ads can have more direct messages as well such as "Say no to tobacco " or "Vote against Mary Landrieu because she supports ObamaCare ". ... The news story came to an end when the BLM released the cattle and footage was shown on both FOX and CNN of the ranc...

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The film "Brothers" (2009), directed by Jim Sheridan, attempts to illustrate the impact of what war could have on a soldiers mind and how debilitating the affects can be when a solider returns home. ... Under these specifications, Cahil's disorder can be more accurately assessed. ... Though Cahil's PTSD can be traced to the brutal experiences forced upon him during his deployment, other factor need to be considered to understand the etiology of the disorder. ...

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It is through the various soliloquies that the reader is most exposed to Hamlets state of mind and where they can gain a greater understanding of him. ... The structure of the soliloquies is significant because it can be divided into different section, where Hamlet is feeling different emotions and moods. ... An aspect in Hamlet's situation that can also contribute to his role playing and as a result make him a complex and fascinating character is his youth. Hamlets age is open to interpretation; however he is often known to be in young adulthood, since he returns from university studie...

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The scene then switches to a family with little children stepping out of a lovely home and getting into a band new Subaru. ... " There are a few concepts in this commercial that can be compared to the ideas of Jay Chiat's article. ... The connection with the word "love" is an image that no other car company can relate with, and that on its own can certainly mean something. Many cars have good safety scores to brag about but how many can bring the emotion and passion that love brings? ... It can be said that the buyer of this vehicle for its safety is making a choice out ...

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We feel trapped in our own cities, in our homes, in our offices and we long to get away, to go outside, and to get back to nature. For many of us however, the closest we can get to getting back to nature is an afternoon and the local zoo. ... We are far removed from the animal world as we imagine it, but for the bargain price of $19.45 for an adult and $13.40 for a child (children under 3 get in for free) we can buy back, at least for an afternoon, our connection with nature, "one of the last bastions of idealized authenticity in the postmodern era." ...

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Huang Ti, from China, observed that frustration can make people physically ill. ... Then either by loss of the love, a death, or a child leaving home six to eight months after the event the subject developed the first symptoms of cancer. ... But experiments have discovered that people can be taught to direct their internal organs and processes. ... Since the psychosomatic approach is rarely used psychiatrists gave tips on how a person can help themselves once an illness is formed by first, realizing what emotional conflicts they have, then, avoiding stress. This can be done by doing the fo...

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