What is it like to go to the movies alone?
After watching several movies all alone —The good things:You will get ticket almost any time you want:This is one of the major reason why I go movie alone. On a weekend, feeling bored? Open a ticket booking app. Select any movie, any multiplex, any showtime. Chances are high that you will get a seat for one at a decent position.Reason ?1) People are getting “clever” these days and booking tickets leaving one seat towards aisle area expecting that seat will go unsold because chances are rare that someone will come to watch a movie alone and they will get some “space” around them.2) Many theaters have rows containing odd number (most of the time 5) of seats. So normally, two couples and one seat goes unoccupied.You are your own boss:You want to watch a movie - just go for it. ZERO drama regarding choice of place, time and movie among friends. You prefer nachos to popcorn, or you feel like not having anything — you are the one to decide, again, no drama.No disturbance:If it’s a movie where lot of concentration is required, go solo. You will enjoy the movie most.The bad things:If it’s a movie to be watched with friends, better go with friends. I went to watch Yeh Jawaani Hai Deewani all alone and regretted the decision sitting in the movie theater itself. I missed college friends there and wished badly that i should have come in a large group.If the movie is a comedy movie, it’s a bit awkward to laugh loud all alone. I mean there is no “crime” in it but once it happened with me. The uncle beside me was giving a look like he is sitting beside someone mad. :PP.S:Going to a movie alone for the first time was tough. Just like stage fright, I felt like everybody is looking at me and judging me as a “loser” who can’t even find a friend to come with him for a movie. [Fact: None gives a damn about who is coming with whom]. Gradually, things became easier. And now, just for the first reason mentioned above, I go almost all movies alone — reach a bit early — buy nachos and coke — sit comfortably and ENJOY !!!Just like the ad “pepsi thi, pee gya” — it’s like “ek seat mili, dekh liya” :D
What are the four types of characters in fiction?
There are four types of characters in fiction as the question states. The four types of characters refer to the way a character changes throughout a story. These four character types are: dynamic, flat, static, and round.Dynamic Character- A dynamic character is one that experiences a change in either their outlook or their personality. This form of change can either be one that is simple to see or could be one that happens subtly to the point where it’s hard to detect when the change started.Flat Character- A character who is flat is one that displays few personality traits and does not experience a change within the story. These characters don’t really have any layers to them, everything about them can be seen on the surface. These characters aren’t fully fleshed out but they are able to impact the story.Static Character- Static characters are characters who don’t develop at all during a story.Round Character- Round characters are characters who happen to be fully fleshed out. These characters will have a distinct personality, background, and motives.
Normal people vs abnormal...?
Well, this is the million dollar question that everyone seeks for....what is normal? Normal is different things to different people, cultures and groups. Really, abnormal is anything or anyone that seems different to us and what we are used to. Being "different" can cause people to be treated as outcasts, made fun of, ridiculed and put down. It's very hard to say in our society what is considered "normal". Just look around you wherever you go and you see many different types of people. Normal to them may be very different than what normal is to our lives. I say live and let live. Being treated as "abnormal" doesn't benefit anyone in any way.