Experiment 626: A Psychological Analysis

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“This isn't fair,” I sniveled, “I don't understand. I can't lose her. I don't know what I'm going to do if I lose her.” Thursday, December 11th, 2014, the only source of warmth within my body came from the pillows and blankets that surrounded me. Tears streamed down my face, creating puddles on my pillows as I gradually felt my body start to tingle. Having lost control of my body, I was completely consumed by shock. Family and friends were trying to be comforting, but I hadn't interpreted words for hours. A distant ringing clogged my ears while my brain was conscious of only one thing, Morgan. In this split second my life changed. In a 2002 Disney production, Lilo and Stitch, Experiment 626 is an alien created by evil genius, Dr. Jumba Jookiba, to destroy everything within …show more content…

He was sentenced to death due to being created under illegal pretenses and lack of emotional control, but managed to escape by outmaneuvering the forces that held him captive. To complete his escape, Experiment 626 stole a cruiser to navigate his way through space. With the lack of preparation and skill, Experiment 626 was predetermined to crash into an unknown planet, later figured to be Earth. Calculations insisted that the ship would land into an amount of water that the alien's molecular structure could not handle and result in death. Despite these calculations, the team found that the alien would land on unknown territory. Before Experiment 626 lands, a new character comes into the scene, a Hawaiian native, Lilo. Lilo is late for hula class since she ran to the store to buy peanut butter for Pudge's sandwich. She seems to think that Pudge controls the weather, so every Thursday she goes to the ocean to feed him a sandwich. Myrtle decided to accuse Lilo of being crazy leading to a brawl between the two where Lilo punches and bites her. As one could see, Lilo isn't an average child, she's misunderstood. She decides to apologize to Myrtle, but when she asks to play dolls with Myrtle and her

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