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A quirky, motherless quarterback fights family discord and his girl?s departure, triggering dormant personality traits as he struggles toward manhood and an ?impossible?, child-like goal he made as a boy.
"Many Me Odyssey"... "triggering dormant personality traits". Is the story about a young man with MPD (Multiple Personality Disorder)?
“Many Me Odyssey”… “triggering dormant personality traits”. Is the story about a young man with MPD (Multiple Personality Disorder)?
See lessA gambling drug addict, struggles to reunite with his family while escaping an iconic resort’s sinister nightman with pious motives.
I get the reference to the lyrics of the "Hotel California" by the Eagles: "Relax, " said the night man, "We are programmed to receive. You can check-out any time you like, But you can never leave! " But I am unable to get a handle on the fabulist world of your concept. And I find the psychology thaRead more
I get the reference to the lyrics of the “Hotel California” by the Eagles:
“Relax, ” said the night man,
“We are programmed to receive.
You can check-out any time you like,
But you can never leave! ”
But I am unable to get a handle on the fabulist world of your concept. And I find the psychology that you give to explain his addictive behavior puzzling.
See lessA gambling drug addict, struggles to reunite with his family while escaping an iconic resort’s sinister nightman with pious motives.
Why, of all the people at the resort, is the sinister night man taking such a "personal interest" in the drug addict? And does the addict's objective goal also include overcoming his twin addictions to gambling and drugs?
Why, of all the people at the resort, is the sinister night man taking such a “personal interest” in the drug addict? And does the addict’s objective goal also include overcoming his twin addictions to gambling and drugs?
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