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Character Files from the ToiBox 37: Sheldon- Psych Test

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This is not a real Rorschach test, but simply a fun little additive to the whole character profile motif.

Subject EC:B 2-Sheldon describe test image #1 as:

An evil warrior crushing the skulls of innocent victims under its feet and moving on apathetically.

Subject seems agitated and defensive. He’s also very scary which makes assessing quite difficult. He definitely has anger issues and seems to suffer from a vigilante complex.  He is considered to be dangerous.

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Character Files from the ToiBox 36: Tori- Psych Test

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This is not a real Rorschach test, but simply a fun little additive to the whole character profile motif.

Subject EC:B 1-Tori describe test image #1 as:

A disfigured soul searching for pleasant form.

This subject seems to romanticize pain and suffering, assuming there is some greater meaning to it all. She does not appear to mentally unstable, but needs continued observation. Threat level undetermined.

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Review: Brave New World

Brave New World by Aldous Huxley

I give this book a strong 3.

Okay

This is a compelling story that seems to have not only to be written as a warning for the future, but also to just make you a little angry at human intellect. Set in a future of “perfection”, Bernard doesn’t feel as happy he’s told he should. He decides to visit a “savage” reservation to gain perspective only to find that he isn’t the “rebellious lone wolf” he thinks he is. In the end, Bernard is the product of the world he lives in, but he still manages to cause a ruckus in the lives of others before realizing this.

This book shows what a wonderfully peaceful existence life could be through control, conformity, segregation, a lax moral code, and drug-induced feelings of happiness. I found this book to be very sad, but shockingly real. This is the story of what could happen to the world, but I hope it doesn’t.  Not that teens would be interested in this book, but I’d recommend it to them (with their parent’s permission). This is a book that plucks a lot of nerves and may not be for everyone, but is definitely worth reading. I see this book going over well with male readers.

This review has been posted to GoodReads.

If you’d like to obtain a copy of this book, try this link.

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