Psychological

Harley Quinn: Unleashing Chaos
Gotham City, a place shrouded in darkness and despair, was the canvas upon which the twisted tale of Harley Quinn unfolded. Once a psychiatrist named Dr. Harleen Quinzel, she had fallen into the intoxicating embrace of chaos, becoming the unpredictable and unhinged Harley Quinn. With her bleached skin, vibrant hair, and signature jester attire, she danced to the beat of her own madness. In the heart of Arkham Asylum, Harley Quinn reveled in the chaos, her laughter echoing through the halls like a haunting melody. The Joker, her mad paramour, had always been her anchor in this chaotic world. But their relationship had become toxic, suffocating her individuality and drowning her in darkness. Deep down, she yearned for something more, a chance at redemption that seemed just out of reach. As fate would have it, a fateful encounter with a young girl named Lily would change everything. Lily, a victim of Joker's heinous crimes, had lost her family and her voice. In her eyes, Harley saw the reflection of her own torment and the pain she had inflicted upon others. A newfound purpose ignited within her as she vowed to protect Lily and make amends for her past sins.
By Panos Kalsos3 years ago in Fiction
Kill Boksoon Movie Review
The first scene in "Kill Boksoon"—a stylish, if anti-climactic, fight to the death—should set viewers' expectations for this Korean mother/daughter assassin drama. The movie's title also serves as a nickname for the venerated hitwoman Gil Bok-soon (Jeon Do-Yeon), a single mom who now feels estranged from her teenage daughter Gil Jae-young (Kim Si-a). And in the opening scene, Bok-soon tries to set a good example for Jae-young, who will never know about this fight nor appreciate that her mother tried to be "fair" when she let a Japanese gangster attack her with his weapon of choice (a 400-year-old wakizashi sword).
By RICHARD3 years ago in Fiction
Romance: Two Strangers Meet on a Train During a Cross-Country Journey. Content Warning.
Introduction Welcome aboard this captivating journey where two strangers cross paths on a train and embark on an adventure that defies the boundaries of love, commitment, and the human spirit. In this article, we will delve into the enchanting tale of their encounter, as they share intimate stories, aspirations, and dreams, ultimately forming a profound connection that challenges their preconceived notions of romance and the power of human connection.
By ADITYA SALVE3 years ago in Fiction
The Final Review. Top Story - May 2023.
If there’s one thing I’ve learned from this experience, it’s don’t believe anything people tell you. That’s especially true for the afterlife because they’re all wrong.
By Mark Gagnon3 years ago in Fiction
Rose Hips
Fynn Blanchard walked to her first class briskly, she was ten minutes late already because of her stalker. She had finally been accepted into John Hopkins medical school for psychology. She had been a star psych student at university, but they didn’t offer all the classes she needed to become a forensic psychologist. This first class was on the brain and its physical structures. She knew the basics but the physical side of it didn’t interest her as much as the behavioral. She walked into the room and saw there weren’t many students but there were still almost no places to sit. The Professor stopped talking and looked at her.
By Raine Fielder3 years ago in Fiction
One Night of Eden
I met Eden in the summer, "summer" being far too kind a word to describe the blistering Florida heat, peppered by weeks of torrential rain. In some sort of metaphorical way, it was the perfect season to learn a lesson. And Eden ground that lesson into me, swiftly and harshly, like the rain pounds the shoreline.
By Kelley Zherzhi3 years ago in Fiction
One More Step
There it was. The ship that crashed. Blazed the sky like a flaming rock and then fell somewhere in one of the many remote places of the planet.
By Mezei József Tibor3 years ago in Fiction
Minute by Minute. Top Story - December 2022.
This was it. The day that was circled in red on my calendar. I reluctantly opened my eyes after a restless night’s sleep, knowing what awaited me. Simple denial, procrastination, appeals to higher powers, none of it worked. This was my fate, and I had to accept it.
By Mark Gagnon3 years ago in Fiction
What I Did Before My Summer Vacation
It was all my fault. I saw her arm rise, bent and coming up fast, with the fingers tight in what looked like a claw more than a fist and her face was beyond tense. Like she knew what she had to do. I was happy about that because I thought that I deserved what ever she had to dish out, since I had been a dumbass for most of the year. She was only responding with anger to my mistakes, doing what I may have done (shoe and the other foot). At least we dated.
By Kendall Defoe 4 years ago in Fiction
Tongue Tide
I’ll never forget the TV anchorwoman’s words to the only survivor of the plane crash: “Please tell us, in your own words, what happened next.”
By Eric Wolf4 years ago in Fiction
The Signal. Content Warning.
The cabin in the woods had been abandoned for years, but one night, a candle burned in the window… That candle was a signal, the place where the graduating class of 2012 was to gather for a party.
By Sam Spinelli4 years ago in Fiction
The Laundry Daze
“You didn't call me over a minute too soon," the kid announced. "This old girl, she's hurting.” “You talking about me?” whispered the older woman, standing behind Text begins him, in the cramped kitchen of the farmhouse. There was no malice in her words, even in her tone of voice, but to a stranger, like the young technician, this would have not been apparent — “I’m feeling as right as one can feel. If anyone’s in bad shape, it’s him. He creaks when he walks, he’s so ancient. You ever hear yourself creaking, Jud?”
By Eric Wolf4 years ago in Fiction