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Corinne Kolb Group 1 Seminar Good Points

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Corinne Kolb Group 1 Seminar Good Points

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We discussed how fear drives you to do things that are crazy. Stephen King writes about how humans are all insane. The class interpreted this as all humans have a dark spot in their head, and malicious thoughts. We questioned if this should be illegal or not, but concluded that it is not forbidden to have these thoughts. It is when you act out these gruesome ideas you should be jailed. Fear and excitement both give you this additive adrenaline, so fear can feel just like excitement. That is one reason people love scary things.

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Corinne Kolb Group 1 Seminar Points Not Discussed

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Corinne Kolb Group 1 Seminar Points Not Discussed

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As a class, we didn't dig too deep into Stephen King's idea of fear having its own personality. Fear is a controlling, overwhelming feeling that takes over you. This emotion, for example in Disney's movie Inside Out, slams buttons in your head and sets off alarms.

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Caroline Pirrone- Parts not addressed completely

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Caroline Pirrone- Parts not addressed completely

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Part of the article that I believe was not addressed in full, was why our inner "insanity" causes us to crave and have a want to watch horror films. We discussed why horror films, are daring the nightmare and that we watch them to almost prove something about ourselves. However, I believe that we didn't fully delve into the idea of how the "insanity" in all of us that Stephen King speaks about, is correlated and connected to horror films.

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Caroline Pirrone- Group Seminar Group Points

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Caroline Pirrone- Group Seminar Group Points

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The idea that most people can have "violent" thoughts or thoughts that come from places of anger, I believe was discussed completely and in full during the seminar. We discussed how we are not considered "insane" unless we act on these thoughts, but that none the less many people tend to have them. We discussed how while most people have thoughts out of anger, these thoughts are not normalized in society, but rather shunned and forced to be kept down.

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The class agreed on and discussed about how all humans have a sinister side. Since we are all insane, we are all similar, but everyone is insane at different levels. What people think does not matter, but how they act on their insanity driven desires does. Horror movies are one a a few things that serve as a type of outlet for people to satisfy their "dark side's" desires.

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Something that was discussed completely was the emotions that we feel when watching horror movies, and how it translates into the real world in many different ways.

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As a class, we talked about the fact the a majority, if not all, humans have a darker side to them and the only thing that keeps society from labeling them as "crazy" is their ability to "hide" it (not act on their desires).

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As a class, we talked about the fact the a majority, if not all, humans have a darker side to them and the only thing that keeps society from labeling them as "crazy" is their ability to "hide" it (not act on their desires).

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Some things that we had discussed were that we, as people, like to challenge fear and want to feel that adrenaline. We had also talked about how all people may be a little insane, but some are just better at hiding it.

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Some things that we had discussed were that we, as people, like to challenge fear and want to feel that adrenaline. We had also talked about how all people may be a little insane, but some are just better at hiding it.

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Group 1 did not discuss much about what could cause a person's desire for the feeling of fear to increase, or if the different "levels" of insanity correlated with this desire directly. We did not talk a lot about if someone's insanity could increase due to their past, and if so, how drastically.

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In the 'inner circle', we discussed how fear could be correlated with insanity. Stephen King's idea that we were all insane was a big part of the conversation. We talked about how, as humans, we wanted to test fear, and sometimes crave the adrenaline that it gives. We also talked about horror movies and how they could be the food that satiates humans darkest desires. We also touched on, if horror movies were able to quench that taste and prohibited further action.

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We discussed in our groups how whether or not Steven King was right or not about everyone being "insane". As a group I'm pretty sure we answered it pretty well and got all sides of the argument. We also answered the question where people believed that everyone has a dark side.  Our group answered that pretty well too.

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We discussed in our groups how whether or not Steven King was right or not about everyone being "insane". As a group I'm pretty sure we answered it pretty well and got all sides of the argument. We also answered the question where people believed that everyone has a dark side.  Our group answered that pretty well too.

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Although we touched on it for a little bit, we did not really dive in on the actual, in-depth meaning of fear and how it builds up in someone's mind.

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The first group (inner circle) discussed whether it is normal or not for people to have dark thoughts that they would never act on. Considering that its common for people to have those thoughts, the argument was made that it should be normalized and not seen as ill-minded because most people have those sort of thoughts.

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I feel like the first group dove really deep into the article and answered a lot of questions, but one thing that they didn't answer was how insanity effects you, weather its positively, or negatively.

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The first group didn't dive too deeply into what actually causes fear or darkness to manifest within someone. It was just a given that it was inside of everyone.

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The first group didn't dive too deeply into what actually causes fear or darkness to manifest within someone. It was just a given that it was inside of everyone.

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Some of the things the class discussed were how people like to push their limits with fear and whether or not Steven Kings hypothesis about everyone being "insane" was false or correct.

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As a class we discussed the layers to the human mind and the idea that all humans are touched by insanity in different ways. We also discussed if it were natural to have dark thoughts and if it were something as a society we should normalize.

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The group did not address the reasoning behind why people like feeling scared and why people enjoy that rush of adrenaline. 

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The group did not address the reasoning behind why people like feeling scared and why people enjoy that rush of adrenaline. 

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In the first group, one of the points that was brought up was the normality of feeling insane. Many people from the first group, like Stephen King, said that everyone is a little insane, which lead to the question of it being normalized. Others then said that it's not the fact that everyone thinks of these things occasionally, it's more of, if everyone acted on it, then it wouldn't be something to normalize.

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Parts of the article not completely addressed were what causes people to feel this need for fear or adrenaline.

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We did not have much time to discuss this topic further with the class. So some of the more complex interpretations were not shared.

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We never addressed the question about why we want to watch horror films.  The article talks about how we crave horror movies to help with our insanity.

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We never addressed the question about why we want to watch horror films.  The article talks about how we crave horror movies to help with our insanity.

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The first group never discussed how Stephen King views mental illness and how he perceives people as insane.

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In the first group, we agreed with Stephen King that everyone is insane but are on different levels of insanity. We also discussed how people tend to have violent thoughts but do not act on them. When asked why the violent tendencies aren't legal if everyone experiences them, we concluded that it is because it results in harming people.

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Something that was not discussed was what Stephen King meant when he said how our emotions and fear form their own body.

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They talked a lot about how different levels of insanity determined how mentally ill you are. In society, they indicated that people are rewarded for our ways of hiding our desires for hurting others.

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I think they left out how fear and insanity differ from one another. Fear is something we are afraid of and often try to prove we aren't for the high of it. While insanity is malicious desires that we all bottle up and there are different levels of.