Briana Marie
Bio
Poetry, creative writing, character analyses, etc.
Stories (20/0)
- Top Story - December 2019
A Case Study of Patrick BatemanTop Story - December 2019
Who is Patrick Bateman? Patrick Bateman is the protagonist and narrator of Bret Easton Ellis' American Psycho. He is a 27-year-old Harvard graduate, now residing in New York City, and works as an investment banker.
By Briana Marie4 years ago in Psyche
The World of Death
June 16, 2026 Every day the body count gets higher and higher. I have been forced to stay within my fortress, my wife and I. My wife, Myra, I administered to her three injections of entirely experimental "CF-X." I did this in hopes of curing her terminal illness of the heart. This illness is caused by a fatal combination of genetics and lifetime of bad habits. I shall observe her until further notice.
By Briana Marie4 years ago in Horror
The Cryptic Language of 'A Clockwork Orange'
Russian is spoken by nearly 180 million people worldwide, and its perception as an international language of espionage makes you feel like a character from a James Bond movie—but here is another cool reason why you should look into the Russian language: It can help you understand Nadsat. Nadsat is the cryptic language used in Anthony Burgess' A Clockwork Orange.
By Briana Marie4 years ago in Geeks
How My First Metal Concert Helped Me Face My Social Phobia
I've been to two concerts in my life. The first was actually a music festival, Warped Tour 2017 in West Palm, FL. The second one was just in August 2019. It was an Attila concert in Jacksonville, FL. If you aren't familiar with the band Attila, they are a metalcore band from Atlanta, GA. Wikipedia categorizes them under the following genres: metalcore, deathcore, and nu metal.
By Briana Marie4 years ago in Beat
Divorce: A Psychological Analysis
As human beings, there are many tough things in life that we go through. Our daily lives are full of various stressors that make our lives harder. We may have to deal with rude peers or deal with traffic; these are stressors in our everyday lives. There are other things that may cause someone stress, grief, or anxiety. One of those things is divorce. It may not be part of our daily routine, but it's more common than you think, and for some people, it changes their lives.
By Briana Marie5 years ago in Families
