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• The elevator Is having dis functions
• the computer screen is all blurry
• confusing map
• jumps down the elevator instead of thinking his way down it

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Allegory: brutal setting
Inference: Simon's brain is in brutal condition
Allegory: helpful robot
Inference: this could be any form of help like help or medicine
Allegory: dark tunnels
Inference: it's Simon's brain
Allegory: creepy crabs
Inference: the mental illness is found all over the brain
Allegory: escape pod
Inference: getting help

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Detachment from reality
Experiences:
The growling creature chasing Simon
Schizophrenia
Simon's vision going out of focus
The mental illness is confusing him. He can't see clearly
The vision and conversation with Sarah
Simon is really talking to himself

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Metaphors for schizophrenia:
1.) The monster was lurking and waiting just like the mental illness stays with Simon
2.) The computer not connecting to the mainframe is the brain not able to work right.
3.) The monster was staying near the computer just as the mental illness stays in the brain.

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the Omni tool is being used as a tool to open door ways out of Simmons mental illness.
the omni works in a healthy brain.
The omni doesn't work compared to an unhealthy brain.
the omni tool represents Simon's brain.

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2 distinct entities(Katherine):
1)computer      2) Brain
Explanation: Katherine is his brain no matter where Simon really is. Katherine is showing him the way just like his brain would.

2 allusions for death(Simon):
1)Him being a robot  2)Theta
Explanation: Robots are not living creatures. He keeps going deeper and deeper into this world or mental illiness.

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What is a zeppelin? A large German dirigible airship of the early 20th century. Zeppelins were used in war world 1 for bombing and reconnaissance.

What was some difficulties Simon faced?
•Which one he is supposed to call there were 3 zeppelins.
•Had two computer glitches, and no signal.
•Had to get another chip and had to kill a robot for it.
•Internal conflict has to kill because he didn’t want to.

How can the zeppelin concept be connected with the mental illness?
They kept crashing a lot, and kept getting destroyed. It could be a way to show the brain isn’t functioning correctly. Zeppelins were used in the war so basically that’s a way of saying that your going to war with your self constantly. Its a never ending war.

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'What do you want I'm right here"
The brain is reminding Simon that the mental illness is still there
"I don't want to be this"
Simon didn't want schizophrenia
"I need you to fix me, so I can get back to work"
The brain knows that she has to get better in order for Simon's life to be normal again
"I'll unlock the door for you"
Catherine wants to work with Simon to be back to normal
"Could we get on the ARK"
Simon wants to be saved from his current mental state
"I don't like the idea of you carrying me around"
Catherine doesn't want to be the mental illness that Simon has to carry around.

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Being submerged under water: Simon is slowly losing him self more and more
Unlocking/Opening doors: The doors are more reinforced and takes more force to open because Simon needs more energy to break free from his mental prison
Dark and empty halls: Simon can see nothing but darkness left in his mind

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symptoms: detachment from reality, he was talking to the robots
excessive anger, the angry monster was showing how anger follows him
confused thinking, mistaking himself as the monster
excessive fear/worries, the fear is always following him just as the monster followed him

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1.)The brain doesn't have any room for memories.
3.)Running out of energy, shutting down, or blocking out others
2.)shows how you can look fine on the outside but struggling internally.

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•The appointment with the neurosurgeon
• The medicine
• The Mans head  bleeding
•The nightmare