Girl Meets World Analysis

Riley joined in and texted Ellie with the others. “We told her we hated her and that we were done with her.” Though this was hard for her to admit, Riley explains how she then called Ellie, while all the other girls were at her house, and kept the call on speaker phone which was unbeknown to Ellie then. Maddy then told her everything to say, and Riley followed the instructions while everyone listened to the call and laughed.

The movie Girl, Interrupted is based on the memoir written by Susana Kaysen. In this film, Susana Kaysen, the main character is first introduced in the hospital where she was taken shortly after overdosing on aspirin and alcohol. Despite taking a whole bottle of aspirin and alcohol Susana claims that it was not a suicidal attempt. In the hospital scene, there is also evidence on Susana’s wrist that she is what is known as a “wrist banger”, Susana claims that she does this because there are no bones in her hands. Shortly after, Susana is evaluated by a family friend and former psychiatrist and is strongly encouraged to check herself into a mental institution not too far from her, by the name of Claymoore. At Claymoore, she is evaluated by psychiatrist Melvin Potts. He asks her why she took so much aspirin and she replies that she wanted to make the time jumps, depression, and wrist banging stop. Susana is diagnosed with borderline personality disorder once she arrives at Claymoore.

She contributed to Riley’s life and helped her to bond with her family, realise her loss and heal.

She thinks she stabbed and killed him (1/9) until her full memory returns while talking to the police (1/30). Alexis joins Alcoholics Anonymous (1/11) and tells Sam what's been going on (1/24). Kristina (Lexi Ainsworth) cheats on Aaron and has sex with Parker (Ashley Jones) when she reveals she may be getting a divorce (7/20). Sonny sees Kristina kissing Parker (7/22) and they have a heart-to-heart about her sexual orientation (7/26).When Alexis confronts and reminds Parker that she has no long-term intentions with Kristina (7/26), she sends a "Dear John" letter (7/28). Kristina blames Alexis for Parker's change of mind and throws Julian in her face (8/12). Parker tells Kristina she's going back to her wife, proving Alexis right (8/25). Molly (Haley Pullos) and TJ (Tequan Richmond) get a place together (6/16).

Freaks and Geeks, an NBC television show, centered in on the ever changing lives and Psychological issues faced by high school youths growing up in Chippewa, Michigan. A variety of significant events occur throughout the show that relate to topics present throughout adolescence. The show develops two main crowds, illustrates how the big-fish-little pond effect can affect students’ ability to learn, how different parenting styles affect child development, why routine activity can be a hazardous thing, and why thinking about future orientation can change the course of one’s life.

At the beginning of the film/movie, it started with the ant colony picking and providing food for the grasshoppers. They operate by traditional agricultural labor. This film/movie shows an illustration of an economy that relies on the workers to do the labor because there is a scarcity of resources so they need to maintain the amount of food for the colony. This economy is based on a traditionalist economy. They stick to the way things have been for quite some time. There was never any thought of doing anything new because that could cause a huge amount of risk when it comes disrupting the way things have been smoothly running. The ants in the movie run/work off a rank system. Depending on their rank depends on what they do. There is the queen

In the reading of “Amusing the Million” by John F. Kasson and “Where the Girls Are” by Susan J. Douglas we see both writers arguing major changes in society. In amusing the million it tells the story of Coney islands impact on society and various ways it changed it. In where the girls are it tells the story of the many changes of women roles and how mass media was the reasoning behind it. In where the girls are by Douglas, Douglas argues the way mass media portrayed woman at various times throughout America.

It turns out that Lauren Bushnell is actually friends with this girl, so it is very possible that she already knows some people from the franchise. These two actually attended college together. Josh and Anna have already split up, but the fact that these two are connected is still interesting.

She overhears Mia talking to Kylie, and she heard that Mia does not like Andrew anymore, but she do like Sofia’s best friend Nona crush and that is Mike and apparently he has a spitting disease.

Riley Dalcourt—the dusty cowboy—is stunned. At first sight, he knows Sophie is the woman for him, right down to her purple unmentionables. Unfortunately, he’s already engaged. Honor bound, he’s determined to go through with his commitment. Yet he simply can’t stay away from the sweet-tempered beauty who has entered his life so unexpectedly, or forget her when she leaves just as quickly.

For as long as society and mankind has existed, there has been an innate desire in human beings for something better than what they currently have. In George Saunders’s “The Semplica-Girl Diaries”, a father is telling the future generation about his life through a series of diary entries. His family is relatable: middle class, has debts, car troubles, but is overall a very loving family. Although this family seems rather unordinary, their lust for the finer things in life is over amplified, making “The Semplica-Girl Diaries” almost seem like a satire. The only characters in the story that seems to have an ounce of sense is Eva, the eight year old daughter and Farmer Rich, the elderly father-in-law. The people that are old enough to understand

The movie, Girl, Interrupted, displays Susanna Kaysen’s eighteen-month stay at a mental institute in the 1960s. This film was an adaptation of a book based on a true story of the main character and author Susanna Kaysen. Susanna was checked into Claymore, a psychiatric hospital in Massachusetts, after chasing a bottle of aspirin with a bottle of vodka. At first, Susanna denies this blatant attempt at suicide and constantly struggles with uncertainty of her thoughts and emotions. Although Girl, Interrupted exhibits several mental disorders one of the most prevalent disorder of this film is Susanna’s Borderline Personality Disorder. This film depicts majority of the signs and symptoms of a person with Borderline Personality. As stated in the textbook, “the lives of persons with borderline personality are marked by instability. Their relationships are unstable, their behavior is unstable, their emotions are unstable, and even their images of themselves are unstable” (Larsen and Buss 593). Susanna’s romantic relationships are extremely unstable and she frequently engages in casual sex. She jumps from one guy to another in a matter of few weeks. One scene that establishes this the most is when her boyfriend at the time comes to visit her at Claymore and expresses his true feelings for her and she instantly withdraws. He asked her to go to Canada with him and she turns him down immediately. She also kisses Lisa who she befriends at the mental institute, displaying a switch of

The film ends with a now 12-year-old Riley adapting well to life in San Francisco, making new friends, and leading a more emotionally complex life.

18 year old Caucasian woman by the name of Susanna Kaysen was voluntarily admitted to a Psychiatric Hospital after an overdose of aspirin and alcohol. This young lady explained that she was not intentionally trying to harm herself, but was only trying to get rid of a headache.

In the movie Girl, Interrupted the plot surrounds a period in the life of Susanna Kaysen played by Winona Ryder who was institutionalized at the Claymore mental hospital in the 1960s. In the movie, the main character Susanna is diagnosed with Borderline Personality Disorder and undergoes treatment to which at the end of the movie she is released. It is at this hospital that Susanna encounters many other patients of which she shares many experiences with. One of these patients was the longtime resident and popular amongst all the other patients Lisa Rowe played by Angelina Jolie whom Susanna became close with and would mid-movie escape the hospital with to only return on her own and find that Lisa would be back a few days later. Lisa, while being the protagonist of the movie, was very charismatic in her own way and based on her behavior and revelation in the movie is diagnosed with antisocial personality disorder, particularly a sociopath in the movie.