Deranged

written by Roman poet, Catullus greatly influenced the modern day song, “I Fall Apart” performed by Post Malone through similar uses of egocentric tone, masculine stereotypes, battling internal conflicts, the theme of rejection, and a sense of a deranged mind. To being with, the ancestor work, “Carmen 8” written by Catullus in a few words is a pep talk to himself, after an illicitly amorous affair between Catullus and a woman by the pseudo name of Lesbia suddenly ends. The poem opens with Catullus

my lousy childhood was like, and how my parents were occupied and all before they had me, and all that David Copperfield crap..” The Catcher In The Rye is a novel written by J.D. Salinger which takes place in the 1950’s in New York and follows the deranged life of a young teenager with tuberculosis. The problem with the teenager, Holden Caulfield, is that he lets his insecurities get the better of him and wants to do something but right before he does it he starts to see all the consequences and by

In her new memoir, “What Happened,” 2016 Democratic Presidential Candidate Hillary Clinton made comments toward her previous rival Bernie Sanders. These comments addressed a number of different issues, but they all hinted toward Sanders being one reason why Clinton did not win the presidential race. Clinton believed that Sanders paved the way for the constant “Crooked Hillary” attacks through his own attacks on her character. She believes that he made these attacks to hide the fact that he could

He in the end became extremely anxious, that people were out to get him, the way he thinks is distorted. The narrator ends up killing an old man, he knowingly committed the crime, however he is obviously deranged and belongs in a mental hospital, rather than prison. A way to portray being legally insane, is when you commit a crime because you were compelled by an irresistible force. The narrator didn't even have a problem with the old man. It states, “I

tension in “The Cask of Amontillado”, a short story in which a deranged man kills someone over revenge for insulting him and ends up feeling guilty for one's crime. In the first few lines of the excerpt you get the feeling of uneasiness because of Poe’s writing. Poe masters the skill of creating a dreary causatum by using various literary devices and simple his choice of words. Montresor or better known as the “deranged man” is the narrator in this text. The

from mainstream and idealized relationships. A particular example within The Stranger includes the association between Meursault and Raymond, the absurd protagonist alongside his neighboring pimp. Within The Stranger, Albert Camus illustrates the deranged relationship between Meursault and Raymond, Raymond’s manipulative persona, and Meursault’s lack of genuine care towards their companionship.

Going to the twenty fifth annual Rivercrest high school class of twenty nineteen reunion, eagers, but nervous. I was excited to catch-up with everyone and see what they have made of themselves. Old friends and teachers I am ready to see. Nervous, because, you heard that some of the kids were living a goofy lifestyle. I even heard that one of the teachers went psycho. I caught up with an old classmate in highschool, he had always been pretty chill in school change had seeked his life, and now he attends

thought this creature would lead to his very own demise. The creature physically killed William, and Elizabeth. Natural boundaries prevent experiments like the monster from ever occurring. Without natural boundaries, scientists would become more deranged, and ambitious. This whole experiment took place because Victor wanted to be the first scientist to create life. Proof of this is when Victor declares, “I had worked hard for nearly two years, for the sole purpose of infusing life into an inanimate

stanza of three, Sexton ignites the theme of isolation for the persona, who is a “possessed witch (Sexton 1), “haunting the black air” (2) and “dreaming evil” (3) while a “lonely thing, twelve-fingered, out of mind” (5). Sexton’s descriptions of the deranged persona as well as her actions emphasizes the witch's alienation and “separation from society” (Constantakis) or unconventional nature. Sexton’s first stanza radiates her “...magic of words with which to transform even the calmest and most orderly

This was caused by a deranged woman thinking that bad people were coming for her family, so she killed them to protect them. In the book Morrie said, “The truth is, you don’t get satisfaction from those things. You know what really gives you satisfaction? … Offering others what