Psycological horror story

1. What is the story of tell-tale heart about?

The story of the tell-tale heart is about a mad man who kills an old man, only because he has a strange eye that the, man thinks that's bad. He burried the body under the house floor and when the police went to his house he was a mad man because he listened like a heartbeat and he was exposed to the crime.

2.Who wrote the tell-heart and invented the first macabre stories?

Edgar Allan Poe had written the tell-heart and he was the one who invented the first macabre story in.

3. What was the first P.H.S?

The first psycological horror story was ''The tell-tale heart'' by Edgar Allan Poe.

4. When was it first published?

It was first published in 19th century, concretly in 1843.

5. What other story types did the author also invent?

Edgar Allan Poe had invented the modern detective story and science fiction. 

COMIC RELIEF

1- What is the comic relief?
The comic relief is the inclusion of some humorous character, scene or witty dialogue to relieve tension.

2-Why is often used in horror films?
Comic relief it's used in horror films to relieve tension.

3-Do you remember laughing in horror films? Can you think of an example?
I've never seen an horror movie in my life so, if Scary Movie 5 counts like a horror movie, I can think of a moment when the monster appeared it fell  over a cliff.

SUSPENSE

1-Who is the director of the movie Psycho?
The director of the movie Psycho, was Alfred Hitchcock.

2-What type of characters did he often us in horror films?
People who has mental problems, insane people. In all films the insane person, is a serial killer.

3-What technique did he use with the camera?
He normally did the technique was the subjective camera.

Horror movies

Slender man, one of the most recent urban legends of horror. You may heard about him, but how much do we know about it? 
Slender man is a tall and slim man, with no face who wears a suit, he can also make his extremities longer or shorter when he wants, however he could create some other extremities. When slender man appears, he always appears in woods or near a little river. His victims are children and teenagers. 
Slender man became popular 2009 when on the internet was a little competition of modifying an image to became the most scaring. The winner was Victor Surge with these photos. But in Germany in s.XVI-XVII there was a painter who painted a little drawing about a fight of a knight and a slim monster. 
As I said before slender can make longer or shorter his extremities, and he usually appear in huge forestall zones. When someone becames victim of slender man, you’ll never see again this person.

The Gothic Novel (G.N)

1. Who invented the Gothic Novel? The person who invented the Gothic Novel was Horace Walpole.

2.What was the first Gothic Novel? The first Gothic Novel was The castle of Otranto from Horace Walpole.

3.When was it first published? The first publication of The castle of Otranto was in 1764.

4.Which basic elements of horror didn't you include in your list? 

1. Setting in a castle.
2. An atmosphere of mystery and suspense. The atmosphere can be created largely by the music.
3. An ancien prophecy is usually, obscure , partial, or confusing.
4. Omens (means "présage"), portents, visions.
5. High, even overwrought emotion.
6. Women in distress is often the central figure of the novel, so her sufferings are even more pronunced and the focus of attention.
7. Women threatened by a powerful, impulsive, tyrannical male.
8. The metonymy (metaphor) of gloom (depreció) and horror
9. The vocabulary of the gothic:

Mystery	diabolical, enchantment, ghost, goblins, haunted, infernal, magic, magician, miracle, necromancer, omens, ominous, portent, preternatural, prodigy, prophecy, secret, sorcerer, spectre, spirits, strangeness, talisman, vision
Fear, Terror, or Sorrow	afflicted, affliction, agony, anguish, apprehensions, apprehensive, commiseration, concern, despair, dismal, dismay, dread, dreaded, dreading, fearing, frantic, fright, frightened, grief, hopeless, horrid, horror, lamentable, melancholy, miserable, mournfully, panic, sadly, scared, shrieks, sorrow, sympathy, tears, terrible, terrified, terror, unhappy, wretched
Surprise	alarm, amazement, astonished, astonishment, shocking, staring, surprise, surprised, thunderstruck, wonder
Haste	anxious, breathless, flight, frantic, hastened, hastily, impatience, impatient, impatiently, impetuosity, precipitately, running, sudden, suddenly
Anger	anger, angrily, choler, enraged, furious, fury, incense, incensed, provoked, rage, raving, resentment, temper, wrath, wrathful, wrathfully
Largeness	enormous, gigantic, giant, large, tremendous, vast
Darkness	dark, darkness, dismal, shaded, black, night

Multiple Intelligences

The true sign of intelligence is not knowledge, but imagination


I've done a test on Internet about my multiple intelligences, and the graphic over this sentence, shows my intelligences. I agree with it because I'm worse than anybody when we're talking about music, and it isn't an affirmation, it's a fact. I'm unable to play any instrument even if it's a silly instrument like the flute.
I know that I'm good at Naturalistics because I ever liked to understand the enviroment and why the things that always I see in my life happens, I want to understand. Well I think with my intelligences which have an high mark, are going to be a good support to my degree of robotical engineer, this wouldn't happen before two years.

Is my dream possible?

My current and most important dream, nowadays is to dance shuffling in the Saint George dancing contest. I think this dream isn't too difficult to achieve, but more than a dream is a challenge for me, because shuffling isn't an easy dance style to learn, I think if I keep this way of practising this, would be easy to do and it would give me some good memories.

Animal in me

 The grey Wolf

Careers & Hobbies

• Law enforcement: I've never seen myself as a Law enforcement, because I've never felt any kind of interest about of interest about it.
 
• Soldier: I agree with that I've considered to be a soldier in the future, but I think there is to much in game because a little mistake costs your unvaluable live. 

• Medical fields: I disagree because I've never liked medical things, they're disgusting for me.
• Outdoor activities: I agree with that because I spent a lot of time going outisde, speacially in the woods where I can feel completely free.
• Theater: I totally disagree with that because I can't stand the theater it drives me crazy.
• Debating: I agree with that because I like that other people tries to show me other viewpoints.

Socially adept, they function well in leadership and management roles as well as in jobs requiring vision and strength of character: I totally agree with that, because I ever thought that I was born to lead the people, and I always think about my self as a leader.

When confrontations occurs, they sometimes react suddenly and violently: I agree with it, because I was like the phrase has said, nowadays I'm a person who knows how to control my rage, wrath or fury.

My hero

Henrik Harlaut is actually my hero. He has been twice champion in the slopestyle category in the Winter XGames. I've seen all his turns when he jumped in the XGames, every first time he jumped his beging was worse than his rivals, but at the second he jumped he reached the first position on the podium. All what I've learnt about don't giving up I've learnt it of him.

My bucket list

• Be an amateur MMA fighter.
• Learn how to rap.
• Travel to New Zealand.
• Finish a fantasy novel.
• Learn how to do parkour.
• Attend to a Blizzard event.
• Be a genetic engineer.
• Have an hipster haircut.
• Do the tour of The Middle-Earth places.
• See a WWE combat in live.
• Get a tatoo.
• Travel to Japan at least once in my life.
• Know how to do wrestling.
• Learn how to play the electric guitar.