What was the outcome? How did the victim cope with being stalked?
In 2001 Gwyneth filed a restraining order against Dante Soiu. The outcome of this case was that Dante Soiu was arrested and now has a life prison sentence. He was also declared as "mentally unstable" which gained him a place in a mental institution in California.
Gwyneth was under a lot of emotional damage from the incident. She suffered from PTSD. "PTSD is a serious potentially debilitating condition that can occur in people who have experienced or witnessed a natural disaster, serious accident, terrorist incident, sudden death of a loved one, war, violent personal assault such as rape, or other life-threatening events (ADDA.2010-2015).
Gwyneth was admitted into a hospital
No matter how much he put her through, she kept fighting for her life. I was confused by this because, in my eyes her life was completely over. I did not see how she could ever live a functioning life after all of the things that she went through. I would have thought that this reality would have been a reason for her to give up and choose fiction. Fiction would have been the easy way out of the pain, loses, and suffering that she faces and would continue to face. Then I thought to myself that is what makes humans amazing. Being able to endure the challenges of life and keep going. Originally, I thought she was a fool to keep going then I realized that she was strong. If I was her I would have chosen my reality
She didn't like herself (low self-esteem), or others. She was both futile and helpless. The only way she displayed her anger was by giving a whimper. She obviously had a lot of pent up feeling, for she reveals a lot later in the movie through self-disclosure.
They released an audio tape to the public in which Patty Hearst said she was changing her name to Tania and that she had decided to join the SLA. She then helped the SLA rob a bank and steal an ammunition belt from a sports store. After this, she started travelling around the country with two members of the SLA named John and Emily Harris, to try avoid being captured by the police. During this time, the police found a house where some members of the SLA were hiding out. Attempts to make the SLA members surrender ended up in a massive gunfight, ultimately ending up in the deaths of 6 SLA members.
“She dropped to the ground like a sack of potatoes. She started bleeding profusely out of the face,” Schweinberg said.
I stand against it, I know she was trying to get a job so she can feed he family but she doesn't know how lucky she is that her children survived in the hot car.
same way even if she hadn’t been shot while she was setting it off. Her death was
While watching Viola Davis give her acceptance speech, the camera pans over to several known actors/actresses, and catches the emotional expressions on their faces. Actresses like Kerry Washington (Scandal) and Taraji Henson
She passed away from breast cancer a few years ago. Even in life today, cancer can tear a family apart and or could have the opposite effect of bringing a family together. From watching the film, an individual can tell that it brought their family together because they are still celebrating her life here on earth even though she cannot be there with them. When a family member has cancer, whether it be serve and stage three cancer, fighters will hang on with all of their might. Speaking from my own experience, my father had prostate cancer while I was in ninth grade. He got it treated with a surgery and radiation, he then got the clear he was cancer free. In my senior year of high school, my dad kept having tests done and realized his cancer was coming back more rapidly then before. To treat the aggressive cancer, he had six treatments of chemotherapy and the twenty-six treatments of radiation at the Mayo Clinic in Rochester, Minnesota. While he was doing radiation at Mayo five hours away from our family, he was separated from our family for five weeks and only came home on the weekends. If we did not keep in contact with my dad and go visit him, my family could have easily been torn apart just like the seashell wind chime could break
Unlike myself and many others, child stars have no playtime because they already have a career and an image to maintain and focus on. As children, we often act out our feelings rather than oppress them, but child stars aren't really allowed to act out or throw “tantrums” because it will bring tougher consequences to them than it would to you and me. By having to grow up in front of cameras and in front of the world, many child stars miss the benefits of having a happy childhood and some make up for it by delaying their adolescence until later in life causing them to mentally act as children but in reality they are adults. Furthermore, it causes them to make foolish decisions which leads to heavy consequences. Drugs and alcohol provides a release from all the stresses of growing up in the spotlight and Hollywood basically doesn’t shun upon the use of these things as much as the public does. Amanda Bynes and Lindsay Lohan both have faced many legal problems and drug addictions that have kept them in the public eye or the topic of many conversations when addressing child stardom. Bynes has been known recently for her twitter outbursts, DUI’s and traffic accidents, and her drastically altering her appearance. Research suggests that her wild behavior stems from bipolar disorder. Sources close to Lindsay Lohan acknowledges that she speaks in third person as if there is someone else doing the drugs or
never stopped loving her. She passed away when he was about 25 and Dante was
It was hard to watch kids get mistreated and abused. It really shows you that even though people show they live a “perfect life” everyone suffers from something. Joan Crawford acted totally normal and like everything was great in life, but what the public didn’t see, was what they should’ve been worried about most. They didn’t see her abuse her kids, how she acted when no one else was around and that’s what they needed to see. Everyone is going through something, everyone needs to understand that some people cannot control what is going on with
There were no other people besides the family that knew about what was going on, so there was no opportunity for anyone to step in and help. The family kept the secrets of what was going on and it seemed as though they suffered from Family Systems Theory where “it is the family's reaction to an event, or their ability to cope in an emotionally stable manner (Opipari, 2010, pp. 125) that determines how they function. There was no balance, there was no speaking on their emotions, so this limited any option for intervention coming from the or outside their family.
die of spinal Problems, an incident which scarred her for life. It only gets grimmer
She even called her mother before the crash to try and explain that she needs help but she couldn’t find the word to ask. She didn't even know if her mother loved her, as she said people just would just throw out “love you” and not even mean it. Liz’s whole life was surrounded by sadness and depression. Early on in her life the day her childhood ended was the day her father died. As he was on the roof he was distracted by Liz when she was playing tag. Since he was distracted by her he lost his grip and fell off and died. Ever since that day she has been consumed with the thoughts that it is her fault. As she grew up she realized that she had to be mean to fit in with everyone else. She would bully people without even knowing them just to fit in with their popularity circle. One example of her bullying was to this new girl that was different, and being different was weird, and weird people god bullied. Years later she ended up in the abitchewary with causes of death suicide and the people that gave her a speech saying “she will always be remembered” were the kids that bullied her, and drove her to do such a
person, as I noticed she was very disturbed over the loss of a friend. It was