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Monthly Archives: November 2013
His Fearful Symmetry: Red John and Blake
is Fearful Symmetry: Red John and William Blake “Tyger, Tyger burning bright, In the forest of the night, What immortal hand or eye, could fame thy fearful symmetry,” wrote William Blake. When he wrote the poem he used simple language … Continue reading
Posted in Literature/Pop Culture, Movies/TV, Poetry, Psychology, Uncategorized
Tagged A Marriage of Heaven and Hell, Audry Niffenfinger, beauty, Brett Styles, Church, Cult, Dolarhyde, Elsbeth, Evil, Fearful Symmetry, Francis, Ghosts, Good, Her Fearful Symmetry, Highgate Cemetery, horror, Julia, London, Lorelei Martin, Mysticism, Patrick Jane, Possession, Red John, Red Listed, Revelations, Robert Kirkland, Spirit, The Devil, The Forests of the Night, The Mentalist, The Red Dragon, The Tyger, Thomas Harris, Twins, Valentina, Visualize, What Immortal Hand or Eye, William Blake
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Homeland and 24
Two Sides of the Same Coin: Homeland and 24 Since Homeland debuted in 2011 it has been consistently compared to its predecessor 24, and with good reason. Howard Gordon and Alex Gansa who created the show wrote for 24 before … Continue reading
Posted in Culture, Feminism, Literature/Pop Culture, Movies/TV, Psychology
Tagged 24, Abu Nazir, Affair, Alex Gansa, Attack, Bad, Betrayal, Bi-Polar Disorder, Black and White, Carrie Mathieson, Cassandra, CIA, CTU, Depression, Emotions, Extremism, Fox, Good, Homeland, Homeland Security, Howard Gordon, illness, Irrational, Jack Bauer, Job, Loose Cannon, Mole, Nicholas Brody, Nina, Recklessness, Sexist, Showtime, Terrorist, Torture
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My So-Called Life
My So-Called Life My So-Called life originally ran August 25, 1994, to January 26, 1995. I was busy with starting college and working, so I was not able to watch it when it aired on ABC. Then MTV picked it up … Continue reading
Posted in Literature/Pop Culture, Movies/TV
Tagged A Polish Wedding, Aaron, Abandonment, Abuse, Affair, AJ Langer, Angela Chase, Ben, Best Friends, Bi-sexual, Breakdown Palace, Brian Krakow, Brother, Carrie Mathieson, Claire Danes, Devon Gummersole, Druggie, Felicity, Fibromyalgia, Friendship, Gay, Graham, Hallie, Homeland, Jared Leto, Jordan Catalano, Mirabelle, My So Called Life, My So-Called Life Goes On, Nicky, Obsession, Patty, Priest, Rayanne Graff, Relativity, Requiem For A Dream, Romeo + Juliet, Saving Grace, Shopgirl, Steve Martin, The Panic Room, U-Turn, Virginity
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Revolution
November 5, 2013 Revolution “To women everywhere—the Revolution starts at home,” says Pink on the sleeve of her 2003 CD Try This. This week I got Try This, I’m Not Dead and Funhouse from the library. I needed them to … Continue reading
Posted in History, Literature/Pop Culture, Lost, Movies/TV, Politics/Economics
Tagged 1776, 5th President, Aaron, Alias, Ben Affleck, California Commonwealth, Charlie Matheson, Danny, Dies the Fire, Dystopian Future, Founding Fathers, Georgia Federation, Governer Affleck, J.J. Abrams, James Monroe, Jennifer Garner, Lost, Miles Matheson, Monroe Doctrine, Monroe Republic, Myles Standish, Once Great Civilization, past, Pink, Plains Nation, Plymouth Colony, Rachel, Redemption, Revolution, Revolution Begins At Home, Revolutionary War, Sebastian Monroe, Stephen King, Sydney Bristow, The Hunger Games, The Tower, Tracy Spiridakos, Try This
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