Tiffany's Bipolar Theory

“A word to the unwise. Torch every book. Char every page. Burn every word to ash. Ideas are incombustible. And therein lies your real fear” ―Ellen Hopkins. This quote shows how words can change people 's perspectives, just as books can change lives. The book Burned by Ellen Hopkins knows how to emote the simplest and realist of events. This book should be kept on shelves because of how the book shows different relationships, growing up, and how to cope with life when it goes bad.

In "The Painteed Door, the biggest internal and external conflict in Ann is by the storm. The storm is biggest element drove internal and external conflict of Ann's character. For example Ann felt uneasy, lonely, made desire to seek comfort and warm, This all leads to have an affair with Steven. who seduce Ann, knowing that she would get manipulated easy and kept reassuring her that John won't come back tonight. The another conflict is John's lack of communication, timing he spent with his wife to have fun and lack of passion that Ann wants. Ann wasn't satisfy by her husband, she state how John never have fun, instead he let Steven dance with her. Ann face various stages of her conflict of outside and inside from environment she live in, which it leads character's downfall.

Max Lerner an American Journalist stated “the turning point in the process of growing up is when you discover the core of strength within you that survives all hurt.” Throughout The Glass Castle a memoir by Jeannette Walls, Jeannette and her siblings, Lori, Brian and Maureen are faced with an unpleasant upbringing that they are put through by their parents Rex and Rose Mary Walls. Due to the terrible living conditions and bad parenting they had to endure for many years, they had to teach themselves and each other to be strong and survive on the very little food and necessities that they were given. Throughout the memoir, it is seen that Jeannette has a special connection with her father unlike any of the other siblings, but despite Jeannette believing in him Rex struggles to raise her and the kids in the normal life that they deserve due to his battle with mental illness.

As many readers read “Catcher In The Rye” many will agree that Holden exemplifies depression, feelings of worthless and lack of sleep. Although shows the symptoms of bipolar disorder: feeling confident, lack of concentration, switching on topics and a desire for sex.

The characters of many popular movies tend to have various mental and physical illnesses, but they are often romanticized and not portrayed correctly. In Silver Linings Playbook, both of the main characters have a mental illness and they are displayed fairly accurately. However, it is slightly romanticized and leaves the viewer with the impression that everything is okay after a kiss and that together, the main characters will both be much better with their illnesses.

They learn more about each other, but it takes longer for Pat to become aware of his affection towards Tiffany. During a dinner with Ronnie and Veronica, Pat and Tiffany discuss the side effects of certain psychiatric drugs. After dinner Tiffany asks Pat to have sex with her. Because Pat is “married” to his wife, Nikki, he refuses. Pat acknowledges that Tiffany is a “slut” and that he cannot be associated with her sexual behavior if he wants to get back with Nikki. We then see how Tiffany attempts to become friends with Pat and accepts to give Nikki Pat’s letter just as long as he becomes her partner. He accepts and begins to attend her practices. Meanwhile, through each rehearsal we can see a change in Pat’s upbeat behavior – he is more calm and composed. During one of his practices, Tiffany gives Pat a letter that supposedly came from Nikki. In the attempt to fulfill his dad’s passion for the Philadelphia Eagles, Pat attends a football game. Unfortunately, Pat gets into a fight and doesn’t attend Tiffany’s practice. Tiffany comes barging into Pat’s house without permission and questions his family and him for the cause of his absence. Her rage against Pat’s family brings back a bet that was made between Randy and Pat’s father. It’s an all-or-nothing bet that will result in the loss of an enormous amount of money if Pat’s father loses. If the Philadelphia Eagles beat the Cowboys in their next game and if Pat and Tiffany win a five out of ten in their dance competition, Pat’s father will win the parlay. Despite discovering that Tiffany wrote the letter from Nikki, Pat continues to rehearse with Tiffany until the day of the competition. After winning the bet, Pat has a short conversation with his ex-wife, Nikki. Tiffany rushes out of the building and is later followed by Pat. Although late, Pat has come to discover his love for Tiffany. His

Ever since Dick Diver married Nicole he knew it wouldn't be easy. “ [He] is no less aware that [his] marriage to Nicole is likely to fail.. Nicole's illness is permanent”(Smith 259). Her illness makes her seem as if she is still a little girl. Nicole still can’t depend on herself, Dick Diver acts as her guide,husband, psychiatrist, caretaker etc and after each breakdown that she has he has to be there for her to try and calm her down. He plays a lot of roles for her which comes to exhaust him. Dr. Dohmler was the owner of the clinic before Dick Diver was he tells Dick to stop seeing Nicole because she is a illed patient and warned him about her even his friends warned him that marrying a patient would be difficult. And they were right, Dick thought he really had nothing to worry about but he was wrong. It was too much for Dick to handle. At one point in the story she has a serious mental breakdown. They have accused her husband of having an affair with a 15 year old who happens to be one of Dick Divers patients. Dick denies this and claims that the woman is “lying”. Once Nicole finds out about this she is infuriated, while Dick is driving back from the fair Nicole loses it and tries to drive the car of a cliff while her kids are in the

Stacey tries to procure her father-in-law’s sympathy for her dire situation by stressing the time and urgency of it. Stacey writes in a dramatic tone to emphasize the stress in the situation. She tells him that George had left her at the worst time possible and “suddenly with everything to do” as their “baby [is] due in about two weeks’ time.” She is pregnant and shouldn’t be burdened with the extensive amount of stress because it is unhealthy for her and her baby. Stacey is working overtime to make up for the absence of her husband which is draining all her energy.

Sonny woke up to the noise of a lady cutting his leg with a chainsaw. As the nightmare went away he got up and walked around his house thinking about what the dream could mean. As that faded from his mind he began remembering last night. He remembers Rita and he were talking about their future. She brought up the topic of marriage which he denied, saying that he was only thirty and still too young to settle down. However he still recounted why he was with her and whether marriage was worth a shot; he loved having sex with her, but at the same time he feels more emotionally attached to her, enough to consider marriage.

Pignati was becoming strong and passionate, so was the friendship between John’s friends, Denise and Norton. To receive more information about the friendship between Denise and Norton, John went to the cemetery with Norton a few days before Thanksgiving. Being they were in a graveyard, the only thing John could think of during their conversation was how putrid the dead body resting under him was. One of the topics that came up while John and Norton were conversing was when John used to play with dolls, since people now knew that, he tried to seem extra manly now. On the flip side, Norton recently got into stealing valuable items from people's houses. When John heard Norton say he started stealing lately, he left the park not caring about Norton anymore. Over time, John and Lorraine hung out with Mr. Pignati as often as they could. Unlike Mr. Pignati, one night he didn't respond to anything and he wasn't cracking jokes, so John and Lorraine knew something was wrong, it was just a matter of time till they could figure it out. Acting mundane, Mr. Pignati let out what was tearing him apart inside, his wife had died, she wasn’t on vacation in California. Therefore, most of the time that John and Lorraine hung out with Mr. Pignati, he was trying to forget the death of his wife. Overall, the saddest part was the fact that Mr. Pignati and his wife would always go to the zoo together and now John and Lorraine are taking her spot. Knowing

t to hear private information, it’s that they cannot help it. If they are not wearing headphones or something covering their ears, it is easy to overhear things that can catch their attention. Irene, in “The Enormous Radio,” learned private information all through listening through the radio. Even when the radio was turned off, she eventually turned it back on to listen to the conversations of her neighbors. In a way knowing other’s private information is somewhat addicting, especially for Irene.

Unethical behavior is when one does not conform to a set of approved standards or professional behavior which are related to good manners and right conduct, and are seen by the society as being right or wrong. Whereas immoral behavior is not following accepted principles of right and wrong behavior, their behavior is either bad or wrong and are usually illegal.

Mrs. Park is overcome by her flaw – inability to trust – she allows her insecure of her daughter and the "man"(Bill) to consume her mind.

A Woman Adopted a Foster Son. Two Decades Later, He Sacrificed to Save Her Life.

It was scheduled to be the best summer of their lives, but it turned out to be the worst summer of their very short lives. The year was 2002 and the United Kingdom vowed to make a better Titanic that wouldn’t fail