Adrian Luz Psychology

The client appears to be dressed appropriately for his age. Luis is able to dress with some of his mother’s assistance. Luis has a restricted affect. The client easily gets upset and angry when he is refrained from his preferred activities and objects. Luis displays a good motor functioning. Normally, Luis use a few words to articulate his needs and wants. With a moderate support, he can articulate his intentions in four to five word phrases. Luis is able to relate to the therapist with some restrictions. For example, he needs at least 30 minutes of interaction in order to fully engage in social interaction with the therapist. Alternatively, the therapist has to amplify reactions and animate gestures for Luis to relate to the therapist.

The great distance between father and daughter and the total absence of love and trust is clearly revealed. Adeline considers him an enemy, a hypocrite, a deceiver. The inner conflict is revealed through the entire monologue and in the use of rhetoric

After asking around in the village about the alchemist tent, he decided to ask one more person before giving up, and then a young girl approaches near a well. When he first sees her he falls deeply in love. The girl introduces herself as Fatima, then Santiago asked about the alchemist."That’s the man who knows all the secrets of the world. He communicates with the Genesis of the desert" said Fatima. He spoke about his feeling he felt when he first saw her he said" I Want you to be my wife. I love you." During this time there is a war going on that is preventing Santiago from leaving Al-Fayoum. Santiago doesn’t want the war to end because if it does, that means he has to continue with his journey. Fatima and Santiago continue to see each other every day the time he was there. Fatima then confesses her love for Santiago. Fatima has been waiting her entire life for him but she wants him to continue his journey to his personal legend. She tells Santiago if they are meant to be together, they will meet again. Fatima was different in his eyes she was beautiful and encouraging. Santiago found some encouragement and support from a woman he loved to continue to follow his personal

Beloved wants everything Sethe Has so she has sex with Paul D. Paul D got Beloved pregnant. Then Paul D hears from a friend at work that Sethe killed her baby. He and Sethe argue Paul D leaves. Sethe wasn’t angry, she just put all her attention on Beloved. Then Denver was worried about her mother. Beloved started acting different towards Denver and Sethe. Sethe started spending all her time with Beloved that made her lose her job, money, and food.

When he was a teen, he stole pears from a tree, was selfish, and treated others badly. The one sin that haunts him most prominently is sexual desire. In book two, he describes that period of his life as a time where he went “into

Everyone started to see that he was turning into a bad guy. He had a bad temper. He didn’t want to listen to what others had to say. He started out in the story with being well-respected and also self-made. But things happened in the story that made him change the way that he act. Internally inside him, he had fear. He had a fear that he was going to turn out like his father. He was also lazy, unable to support his family. He also considered his father’s characteristics to be feminine.

Sethe, the mother of three children and one baby ghost, Beloved, is faced with the judgement of others and the sad anger of her dead infant as a result of her love. Having taken her own baby’s life in order to save her from the horrors of being a slave for a man named Schoolteacher, Sethe is forced to live out her life attempting to make up for her mistakes and to prove that all she ever wanted was to protect her children, despite their ever-present fear of her. Her choices not only ostracized herself, but her eighteen year old daughter, Denver. Out of loneliness, the girl ties herself to the ghost of the child, hoping that she will never be alone.

Love can lead an individual to the verge of hysteria. They become desperate to find someone to reach out to. Adam is a young, naive boy whose graciousness leads him to be misguided in his relationship with his wife Cathy. When Adam and Charles finds an extremely battered Cathy, Adam sees her as pure and holy figure, unable in any circumstance, to taint his perfect image of her while Charles, who is likewise naturally dark and violent, realizes Cathy’s real motives and deception instantly. The relationship between Adam and Cathy immediately becomes one of fantasized and fabricated love as Adam’s dejection leads him to idolize her.

For some seeing is believing, but for a militant atheist that may not be the case. Eighteen year old Adrian Luz is a freshman at Yale University. His life seeme to be on a healthy course after surviving child abuse until he starts to see spirits. It started after a ritual, he overheard while at his ex-girlfriend’s house. The vengeful spirits torment his mind and pressure him to let them in. As the school year passes it gets harder for him to rationalize what he is experiencing. His alternative explanation is the episodes are relative to his Post Traumatic Stress Disorder. Yet, he is in denial about being mentally ill. Adrian must learn to cope with his psychosis or shift his views about the

see her upset over him so uses his 'power' he has over her to stop her

The first question he asked was no suprise. “BRING ME LUCIFER” aurthor yelled. The board peice spun around in circles untill it formed a mini tornado as aurthor froze in shock the mini tornado started to change colors and make strange noises as it threw furniture around his house. It then snaped into a vacume like portal that sucked him into a very scary dimension called nether land. Aurthor was terrified but determined hero” his mom told him. “ im sorry i snuck in the attic after you told us not to mom, all of this was my fault”. Terrisa could tell that aurthor really felt bad. “Its alright aurthor, you were very brave and you saved us all”. “I just wish i could’ve save dad too” said aurthor. “Yeah i guess” he replied. Terrisa contacted the police to call off the search and let everyone know that their family was now okay.to get his sister back. A firery path lit up in front of him. As walked down the path he soon relized that the pth was leading him to a house that looked like him his. He walked inside and could not belive his eyes. It was the devil himself surronded by tons of huge scary goons, demon and monsters as bodygaurds. “Who are you?” the devil asked. “aurthor “ he said.

By the way Mario was a plumber so he never really had much of anything except a bunch of basketballs and a princess. Which he didn’t even own the basketballs, at least not yet. Things were good in the Kastelle, until Mario realized that his most beloved princess had been stolen by FABRIZIO. FABRIZIO had stolen the princess many times before, so Mario knew what to do or at least he thought he did. FABRIZIO was hiding somewhere in the forests of Alaska

Just like a child who has had a toy taken away from him, he becomes upset that something he once viewed as his, no longer belongs to him. This view is revealed earlier through his fixation of having her take his last name, thus marking her as his. Though he could easily still treat her as a true daughter, Henchard’s has lost his sense of entitlement to Elizabeth-Jane, causing his narcissistic rage to take over. He quickly begins to criticize her for anything she does that reminds him of his former life. For example, “her occasional pretty and picturesque use of dialect words”, which reveal her poor upbringing, force Henchard to think of his own past when he too was poor (99). Though, quite hypocritically, he is “uncultivated himself”, he becomes “the bitterest critic the fair girl could possibly have had of her own lapses” (100). Though he is swift to rage at and condemn Elizabeth-Jane for her inability to completely erase the tongue of her past, ironically he can not erase his past either. Just as Elizabeth-Jane’s accent occasionally slips into her speech, Henchard’s past continues to slip into his new life.

Later he meets Melchizedek the King of Salem who teaches him how to read omens and sets him on the path. When he reaches Africa he is robed and must make his money back while working at a crystal shop, while working there he makes some improvements. After eleven months he joins a caravan bound for Egypt. He meets an Englishman who wants to learn alchemy from an alchemist who is in an oasis along the way where they stop to wait out the tribe wars. While traveling he learns of the soul of the world and meets Fatima who he falls in love with. After foreseeing an impending attack he meets a black veiled armed man, this man is the alchemist who offers to take him to the pyramids. When going through an area of intense tribal warfare they are captured by a tribe and Santiago has difficulty turning himself into the wind in order to guarantee his freedom. The alchemist later leaves him right before they arrive at the pyramids. While digging into the ground he finds nothing and is beat and robbed by thieves. He tells them of his dream and one of the thieves tells him of his dream of treasure back at the tree beside at the church. This brings him back to where he started at the church beside the sycamore tree. He digs under the tree and he finds his

His relationship with his father is strained and he becomes jealous of him. He even asks his mother not to sleep with the father anymore (Lawrence 215).