Chameleons: A Narrative Fiction

The emotional agony that Conrad experienced following the death of his brother almost led to his end. The conflict inside of Conrad is only the beginning of his suffering. The emotions that engulf one's mind can swallow them up and eat them from the inside out. They demand to be felt, but the management of the emotional conflict has been just as important. For example, when the Jannett family is together to take family photos, including the grandparents, the disconnect between Conrad and his mother are clearly visible to the naked eye. After being asked to take a picture with her son, Beth hesitates, violently insisting a different photo to be taken in order to avoid accepting and showing the increasing disconnect between her and her son. Siting and watching, Conrad struggles internally to decode the intentions of the scene depicted in front of him before he burst into an outrage. Initially, Conrad practiced silence in the form of withdrawal. Thus, he situated himself in the isolated window chair. The actions of his mother spoke to him in the sense that she hated him, wishing to have nothing to do with him. The silence remained silent until he burst with rage, projecting the instructions of his father for the camera to be given to his emotionally silent mother. Conrad rested on the assumptions he formed based not only on his mother’s current action, but passed actions as well, to reveal what he

In fact, his mother denies her loss, hoping to maintain her composure and restore her family to what it once was. She appears to have loved her elder son more and because of the suicide attempt, has now grown cold toward Conrad. She is determined to maintain the appearance of perfection and normalcy. When Conrad was in the hospital, Beth never went to see him for the four

He tries applying for a job in the library and he gets Jeannine to be his girlfriend. Although Conrad is well on the road to his recovery and new identity, he does face a few problems, such as the fight with Stillman and the time when he wakes up crying from a nightmare of Buck’s death. Berger tells him that Conrad needs to stop blaming himself and discover his own identity, instead of trying to be like

For example, she advocates for Vivian when Dr.Posner called Code Blue and started doing CPR. Nurse Monahan also told Vivian that her Cancer is not getting better and Vivian should think about life and death situations incase her heart stops beating. Nurse Monahan also took care of Vivian when she was bed bound and was unable to take care of herself.

Charlotte sat on the edge of her bed, her eyes swollen. She had been crying all night thinking about Cynthia and Ava. Her phone rang.

Conrad was a very studious and popular person before the accident that resulted in his depression. This past is what Conrad pursues. He does not

Conrad Harrington III often thinks about things strategically and efficiently. Throughout the the series he learns more about compassion and kindness from Piper McCloud. Conrad has changed by understanding the concept of love overpowers kindness.

On the way to the hospital, Margaret asked the paramedics to call her family and have them meet her at the hospital. When he received the call, Andrew wept with happiness as he called his son to tell him that they had rescued Margaret and wanted him to meet them at the hospital.

there for him and that she would make him happy. When Conrad felt all better from the hospital,

Standing in front of the mirror in her bathroom, she pulled back her glamour for a moment. Reaching up to touch the large mottled scar around her neck. Trailing her fingers down to her breast, where the scars continued, covering almost every

A deep sigh of regret and the pressure of a body by her side made her acutely aware that she wasn’t alone. A gentle caress stroked the hair from her face, and the feeling of someone watching her had her heart pounding.

You'll be alright? There's nothing that you want?" Mrs. Frank gingerly puts Ann back to sleep and tries to lay a kiss on her cheek, but Ann swats her away. There was no justification for this. Ann's actions were completely

Conrad is angry, angry at his mom. He finally let his anger out and is no longer storing it. He is angry at his parents because he thinks that they don't care about him. When he was in the hospital, his mother come to visit him. He is probably mad over that. However, he finally has a connection. Even though it anger, he is healing. Instead of suppressing it, he feels it, he feels the emotions he has been suppressing, and through it, he heals. However, he hasn't gotten to the source of the anger, and can't fully heal until he

“ I'm going to help myself” expressed Amanda “ for my sake and the sake of my family.”

“Oh Lennie,” she cried, hearing the sirens of the ambulance in the distance. She didn’t dare make a move to touch him, for she feared that she would just add on to the damage.