Exit Ticket 10/11 by Amanda G Pogorzelski

How do the themes explored in dramas in a general sense accurately depict the deceptive nature of the innate human experience? Answer the following question in at least 2 complete sentences in the Padlet link below.

amandapogorzelski — 2024-10-11 15:42:10 UTC

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themes are references to how humans react to certain impactful situations

2024-10-11 21:11:18 UTC

The themes reflect the way humans deal with universal or specific struggles.

The themes in dramas show this deception in a accurate way by using events that could happen in real life. This can include manipulation in close relationships, causing the characters to struggle with what is true or not.

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They show an inherent internal battle between right and wrong in human beings. dramas show which wins and the consequences of people's actions

2024-10-11 21:11:28 UTC

The human experience is complex, and the themes explored in dramas reveal this through highlighting duality: truth/reality vs deception/appearance. By understanding how circumstances propel humans to act in varied ways, it becomes clear how deception is an innate human quality.

2024-10-11 21:11:38 UTC

Themes explored in dramas depict the deceptive nature of the innate human experience in that they dramatize the more important/ life-altering events in a person's life and this dramatizations often leads to a bending or misshaping of the truth.

2024-10-11 21:11:45 UTC

themes mostly show the flaws that we humans have. they show how we humans confront these things.

s431220 — 2024-10-11 21:11:47 UTC

Some of the themes in dramas include love, lustfulness, truth, disloyalty, etc. This relates to human nature because us as humans are also experience generally the same feelings through lying and deception.

2024-10-11 21:11:52 UTC

Dramas utilize vehicles like satire to convey their message of the deceptive nature of the innate human experience accurately.

2024-10-11 21:11:53 UTC

Themes in dramas depict the flawed nature of humans by showing us how diverse people and their upbringings can be, and how that influences the way we as people choose to lead our lives which are filled with many different types of choices that don't ever guarantee an answer or what the "right"/"wrong" choice to make is.

2024-10-11 21:11:55 UTC

The themes explored in dramas give an accurate sense of the human experience by not straying away from taboo topics and giving the characters inner conflicts and nuance.

Humans are Humans

2024-10-11 21:11:59 UTC

Dramas are meant to reinforce the human nature of humans including their many flaws such as their indecision or outlook on life. The innate human experience is exacerbated and examined closely with space to recognize faults.

I believe humans at their core are deceptive. In fact many can say without a doubt, they have lied in order to protect the mentality and/or physicality of themselves or others. In dramas secrecy and mystery shape the plot, and deception throughout characters is what creates character development as the story climaxes.

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The themes help identify situations where humans tend to be internally or externally conflicted. They help identify what the automatic innate response is, and whether it varies between every human.

2024-10-11 21:12:47 UTC

the themes explored in dramas are focused on human experiences and emotions. This captures the nature of the innate human experience by revolving the entire plot on this topic

2024-10-11 21:13:19 UTC

They have a large amount of information being withheld from or kept to certain people. It also explores the complexities of humans and their interactions that are often hard to interpret, decipher, or see through.

2024-10-11 21:13:21 UTC

Humans are flawed due to the constant battle between our personal morals and social standards/public morals. As humans we hesitate or think about what it is we need to do in each and every situation, this could be in relation to our own morals or about the we way we may be perceived by those around us for our actions. Hamilt does the same when it comes to killing his uncle where he hesitates and thinks that he may not need to kill him and that he could just live his life. move on. He ends up going through with the action when he is faced with the end of his life, he no longer had a reason to think about his morals or the morals of those around him.

Exit Ticket

2024-10-11 21:13:24 UTC

The themes explored in dramas in a general sense accurately depict deceptive nature of the innate human experience through how dramas often depict the disparity between how things appear and how they truly are (Perception vs Reality). That's one example but some other themes are about love, lustfulness, etc. This relates to humans because we have the same feelings.

2024-10-11 21:13:50 UTC

They are able to emphasize how humans react to certain important or life altering situations or scenarios, showing the depth of human deception

2024-10-11 21:14:41 UTC

As seen in Hamlet, a large majority of the themes reflect qualities of man that are not necessarily admirable. For example, we see Shakespeare's views on revenge, an action that is relatively always viewed as rash and harsh. These themes continue to discuss the negative qualities of human nature, including deception, false appearance, corruption, and more. As humans displaying these qualities are portrayed, we receive a relatively accurate depiction of precisely how we as human act.

2024-10-11 21:15:09 UTC

The human experience is often depicted in a deep manner in dramas. While it is often dramaticized, it can many times gives us an introspective view of deep questions that humans face. Death, revenge, love, the meaning of life and more are often reoccurring questions that capture the human experience.