1. Edward Scissorhands
This might not be such a destructive system , but once a "normal" person learns to use this technique, consideration of new or unusual things or ideas is only necessary when the classification system itself fails or is too limited in range to encompass this new thing or thought. It is the duty and function of "normal" people to classify, label and file the whole of creation. Perversely the description of the object itself is more often then not based on the physical appearance of the article. It's the "normal" way of thinking to believe that we call a thing by a name and classify it as a certain kind of thing because that is what it is. "Normal" thinking dictates that name defines make-up, that a thing is what you say it is and you say it is what it is because that is what it is. "Normal" thinking disregards the fact that two different people can look at the same object in the same place at the same time, and reach two entirely different conclusions about the nature of that object: not because the object itself is subject to change or has two or more natures, but because every individual bases conclusions and deductions on the whole of experience and their likes and dislikes, or physical/emotional state at any given moment. As a result, one person may glorify the image of a man being tortured to death and brand "obscene" the image of a child with no clothes on, and someone else might consider the man as hideous, and the child as pure and innocent. Some people may maintain that their ideas are their own, but are they really? Or are they what society tells them is right and proper, therefore normal?.
If normal is what the majority of the population is and conforms to, than what is normal? The family with Mommy, Daddy, little Bobby, and faithful Fido, living in a two storey house with a white picket fence? Daddy works 9-5, Mommy takes care of Bobby, they never fight, there is no alcohol or abuse of any kind.
In the film "Normal" Roy's transition from male to female was very hard on not only him, but also on his whole family. We see each family member struggle with this transition for their own reasons and in their own ways. Irma, who is the first to find out about it, begins blaming herself. She bel...
Ethical and moral are the important theories for a normal society to judgments a person. ... Most of his reaction does not fit in a normal society as an average person does. ... Meursault starts his normal and regular life at the day after his mother buried. ... The ethical and moral rules which are the guidelines for normal society do not apply to Meursault. In summary, Meursault is a stranger to himself, to his life, and normal society....
By removing Union troops from the South, the Republican Party abandoned its commitment to black equality and returned the nation to normal lives. Normal life can be defined as slavery/repression for blacks, and supremacy for whites. ... As reconstruction ended, the white South made blacks economically dependent, returning blacks to their normal status of inferiority. ... By the end of Reconstruction, discrimination towards blacks became increasingly oppressive, thus returning them to their normal lives. ... "With the end of Reconstruction we in the south can now return to our normal lives...
Girl, Interrupted and normal adolescence In the book Girl, Interrupted the protagonist, Susanna Kaysen, is a troubled youth who is confined, against her informed will, to a mental hospital for a year and a half. ... In Susanna's accounts of her mental condition, later in the book, the stories she relates speak only of normal adolescence and, excusing her suicidal episode, an relatively ordinary high school experience. ... She knew that her actions would wind up as a check in the "crazy" column. ".. now I was safe, now I was really cr...
Terrorism has affected every American's life within the past year in numerous different ways. It is an extremely complicated topic, and its destruction has succeeded far beyond the deaths of thousands of people and destroyed buildings. The memory of the September 11 attacks will have a lasting imp...
Blastomere separation is done by removing the outer coating of a two to eight cell embryo, it is then put in a special solution that cause the cells to separate, finally after dividing a couple times the cell develops into a smaller than normal embryo and is ready to be placed in a uterus. ... Dolly was a normal sheep that eventually went on to mate and have babies like any other normal sheep. ... The time will come to try NST on humans when on chimpanzees the rate of deformities can be brought down to 1-2% (that is what it is in normal human reproduction)(Pence 133). ...