The character of Jessica Jones all started out with her debut in the comic Alias by Brian Michael Bendis and Michael Gaydos in November 2001, one of the first launch comics of Marvel’s new, R-Rated comics but her Alias began with Jessica not as a private investigator, but a superhero, working around the fringe of New York’s superhero scene and solving cases. Some overview about how Jessica Jones evolved as a character throughout the series. She had a very rough childhood when her birth parents were killed in an accident and a result of that accident she gained superhuman powers. Some of the powers she gained from this car accident were superhuman strength, flight which she uses to jump from place to place, and also her limited invulnerability from getting too attached to things or other people which gave her the ability to stick to herself and trust no one else. During the accident there was a chemical spill which induced her into a coma for months then later orphaned and taken in by the …show more content…
The chemical spill gave her some superhuman powers which she uses to her advantage at times when investigating cases. This is where it all started; when she woke up from her coma she started realizing that she had special abilities so she started to give a shot at the super hero aspect to try and help people. But that was short lived as she encountered a man named Killgrave who better known as the “purple man”. Killgrave was once a spy, while on a mission he was on he purposely covered himself with a mysterious gas that gave him ultimate power of others people minds by using pheromones. Simply Killgrave could control anyone and obey to every command he gives you and you have absolute no control over it but you’re aware of what you’re doing. Jessica Jones fell into his trap and killgrave got complete control over her mind which he used to his advantage as a
As if she wasn’t aware that she was in great danger. Then she began helping the wounded victims. She wasn’t afraid to get blood on her hands at all. Even the really gross wounds didn’t seem to bother her. Rat Kiley explains, “In times of action her face took on a sudden new composure, almost serene, the fuzzy blue eyes narrowing into a tight, intelligent focus.
...use of her passion of keeping the world free of evil. In the world today there are many cases of people who do not get help when they might have PTSD until they have already hurt others. When any event causes the sufferer to remember the feelings associated with how they felt during the event that caused them to have post traumatic stress disorder, their rage could get hard to control if they do not get the help they need. In these characters and every human in real life, there is good and there is bad. Jekyll did not want to be caught being a criminal, the Whites’ tried to be sensible about their wishes but still took a wish they did not need, Mrs. Drover feared and worried too much, and Miss Strangeworth did not mind her own business. We as humans judge others, worry too much about not so important things, do bad sometimes, but we can also choose to do good.
When she destroys the jar of poison, the only remaining object of her past life and the metaphoric container of that life's destructive path, she stops the spreading of social and filial poison, hindering its influence on the lives of the future generation: Pammy and Linda. That is the hope of the future.
wanted by the N.I.C.E. agents, they intimidate her and she becomes mentally unstable. The doubt that
During this time, the rest cure was prescribed to anyone who seemed only a little out of the ordinary. Many mental issues that we know are real today were denied and were simply thrown into one category. This category was just that something was wrong and sending them away would help the issue. When she was able to be released from her room at the end of her rest cure she had completely lost it because of the idleness and the solitary confinement. She imagined herself as someone who was locked in a prison and when she was finally able to come out, the personality that she had developed fully took over her
Mean girls is about Cady Haron a new student at North Shore High School, makes friends quickly with Damian and Janis, outcasts of the school. Soon she meets The Plastics
hand crying, a couple looking out window across the street and two males, one not
Her detrimental relationship with her mother turned into a psychosomatic disease, which later affected her life and the people in it.... ... middle of paper ... ... 12 Nov. 2013. http://web.ebscohost.com/ehost/detail?sid=8255d75b-58ea-4383-be87-4f5601606c51%40sessionmgr13&vid=1&hid=26&bdata=JnNpdGU9ZWhvc3QtbGl2ZQ%3d%3d#db=lfh&AN=17088173>.
Tyer 4 she was experiencing merely accelerated the mental flaws she had, and brought about the inevitable. The cure had taken an already frangible mind and thrown it into complete and total disarray.
Mean girls is possibly the most captivating movies for teenage girls in the 2000’s, with Lindsay Lohan starring, high school drama, and bullying, but it is also a relatable funny story about girls coming of age. This all starts when a homeschooled Candy Heron (Lindsay Lohan) is thrown into a high school when her parents decide to move back to the United States from Africa. Of course almost every high school has their “popular group” and in this case they were called the plastics (Waters, Mean Girls). Candy is warned to stay away from them, but gets sucked into their world. Candy is wanting to fit in and not be an outcast since she is new to this whole high school scene. The plastics have a burn book, which includes rumors and secrets about
That trigger led her down a path of self-discovery and healing. By trying to help these kids she had to separate the child from the disorder, and in the process she was able to do the same for herself. Only by taking the drastic step of abandoning isolation, what was in her mind her safety zone, and reaching out to society for help and friendship was she ultimately able to free herself from her disorder.
vulnerable and loses her connection to the outer world. Elisa shows a new aura of
Thesis: The character in this short story fantasizes about being Supergirl for many reasons. She fantasizes about her looks, money, and the ability to see past where she is stuck at right now in her life. She fantasizes about those reasons to help her deal with her actual life. Appearance is one fantasy the narrator has. The narrator talks about waking up from her dream having “tight curls still clinging to [her] head” (Cofer 317), but during her dream she fantasized having “straight”(317), and “golden color” (317) hair.
The memories give clues as to how they were killed, which ultimately allow her to work with a homicide detective, Clive Babineaux, to help solve these murders. In addition, she would possess a new skill from the brains she consumed too. Viewers can expect to see more of her “special” power every time she eats a brain. So, with her newly found psychic power, isn’t she the hero the city needs?
...dition, so the doctor thought that this weakness was the reason she died.What really killed her was being put back into the role that was forced and expected of her. When her husband walked in, all of her feminine freedom vanished.