Angel : A Short Story

Though Jason knows his children will leave him, he still makes sure he provides them with a little assurance so they do not initially suffer after they leave him.

, In the beginning, Jason was a horrible person only cared about money and expects everything to be handed to him. When his rich billionaire grandfather died his whole family went to get their inheritance but Jason was the only one who had to work for his inheritance but he was given a box. Nowadays kids that grow up rich, expect thing to be handed to them and don't understand the true meaning for hard work. This fits redemption because Jason's grandfather made him work for his inheritance because he wanted to change Jason in to a good

I hypothesize when utilizing reexperiencing with Jason it would benefit him regarding being able to fully assess the traumatic event he experiences while in combat. I would hypothesize Jason never fully assessed his feelings regarding the situation because during the event he was in combat which is a highly stressful situation. Being in combat would not have provided him with the opportunity to process what he just experienced.

Jason was at first opposed to getting clean, because he was worried that people would think of him differently if he asked for help, eventually it became his only goal in life, at that time. Jason's resolution was so strong that he was willing to leave Michigan and all of his friends and family, his whole life, because he believed it would help him get clean. After two years of strong dedication Jason was able to get free of the chemical chains that had held him for many

He’s very confused about a lot of things, and there are a lot of people that he doesn’t recognize at first. Most of these people are scientists that are trying to help Jason, but at the same time they are just using him to find out more about their experiment. A lot of opinions from these people are thrown into Jason’s face. He gets threatened with death many times from them because he doesn’t want to cooperate with these scientists. He just wants to go home to his family. However, he has to tolerate all of it and go along with it for a while otherwise he might not make it out of the facility

He used laughter to make any rigid situation become strong again, illustrating the characteristics of healing. Jason was literally behind Darius the entire time by pushing his wheelchair up elevated hills in California to supporting him through every obstacle the team encountered. Because Jason had the ability to heal, he did not refrain any emotions towards Darius’s condition and treated him as one of the guys. For example, the guys dared Darius to eat a spoonful of wasabi, an obviously heated spice. Even though the guys preform pranks on each other, Jason believed that some observing spectators thought they were picking on Darius. He explained the crew nor will he treat him any differently from the others. If they would have done so, their bond would not have been as powerful as it currently, displaying the quality of empathy. After viewing Jason in the documentary, he taught everyone that it is important to value the opportunities that are given to us, treating it as a part of your life and not an ordinary

This is a network that consistently features handsome leading men with exemplary talent who typically deliver credible performances. In the case of Michael, we have all that and more. Although Michael lends his rugged features to the character Jason, he has injected so much more into this simple, broken-hearted man who attempts to move on after the love of his life has rejected him. Michael has a nonchalance about him that easily shines through every scene in which he appears. Because of his mild but proficient way of portraying this character, the viewers never question his veracity. There is no doubt whatsoever that Jason is wildly in love with Lindsay, and he is doing everything he can to secure their fairy tale ending. It is difficult for the audience to imagine that any woman would forsake a guy like Jason, and we have the capable Michael to praise for what we see in this amiable gentleman who never appears artificial nor overdone. Michael guarantees that his character never misplaces the ingenuousness that makes his character so doggone

A moment where dramatic tension increased was the adding of a character to a scene. This scene was Jason walking into the kitchen uninvited and the ensuing screaming by Howie at him. We see Howie and his fears about his marriage come to fruition when he subtly implies that his wife and the kid sneaking around behind his back are like an affair. This sudden tension effects Jason greatly as he had meant to do a good deed by handing over the comic book but instead creates more tension in what we believe to be a healing moment. Howies words are used as a way to be rude to Jason without directly screaming at him that he should feel guilty for the child's death. Howie even says, “You don’t just walk into someone's house like that. You should

Jason doesn't accept any fault at all for the deaths of their children and thinks Medea is just doing it out of pure evil. "Medea is a monster, not a woman" (p.68) to him while he has an idea of himself being perfect. If Jason could feel guilty for his actions, he would be a much better person and make better decisions and actions.

Jason wanted to get revenge on Medea, but she was above the palace and taunted Jason about the deaths. She did not give him the bodies either. She wanted him to feel the pain as she did when he was about to remarry. She was in love with Jason, but he decided to leave her. Like any other woman, they want the man to feel their raft when they get mistreated in a relationship.

Jason couldn't have been more grateful for getting to know Emily and her mom. Towards the beginning of the storyline, he took all of the things he had for granted. You couldn't have given him anything in the world that he would've been grateful for. However, once Emily passed on, he achieved gratitude, in most likely, the first time in his life. Emily and Alexia were the best things that ever happened to

This conflict leaves him experiencing a sense of desolation as he struggles to find love. A moment that shows this sadness, is when he shies away from the women on the escalator representing the lack of self confidence Jason feels. Confidence allows us to succeed while taking risks. After meeting Stacey, Jason decides to face his conflict with courage and determination. An example of this positivity, is shown when he is in front of the mirror trying numerous poses as he realizes that the best way to attract Stacey would be through his confidence.

manipulates Jason’s new wife with gifts. Then she kills the children so Jason feels the same pain

Jason, the third Compson child, is arrogant and spoiled when he is little, constantly crying when he is scolded and threatening to tattle on his siblings if he does not get his way. As an adult, he continues to focus on what he wants for himself rather than contributing to the family. Jason’s relationship with his sister’s ghost lies in his repeated attempts to perform an exorcism. Unlike his brothers, Jason does not dwell on his childhood memories with Caddy but on his recent encounters with her. He recalls two times when he attempted to physically remove Caddy from his life. The first occurs when Caddy appears suddenly in “a black cloak . . . and lifted up her veil” (TSTF 202) at Mr. Compson’s funeral. Jason immediately recognizes the dark, ghost-like figure from his past, warning her to leave. When she refuses to depart without conditions, Jason faces her a second time. He takes

He would rather lose whatever he has, but saves someone’s life. However, it was not always like that. Jason has made a lo t of mistakes in his life that Jeanine is not aware of. This made him learned a lot about “Life School”. He made a huge lesson through his mistakes and he still regrets about what he has do so far. This is what makes him different from Jeanine. Even though he is 24, he is already mature enough to make adults decisions. His biggest mistake was a car accident that happened 3 years ago. He was the one who caused this accident. Jason was a stupid, irresponsible guy who took a life of another person and did not even realize how much pain he brought to this person’s family. The worst part of the story was that he did not try to help anyhow to save the person’s life, instead he stole some of the personal stuff and ran away. Jason got very scared of getting into the jail and he was fully aware that he will spend a lot of time there. Even though Jason was struggling for a while and regrating about what he did, it will never make anyone feel