Another World: Week 1 & 2 Exercise What I Love, What I Hate

I love:

Warm autumn evenings in the country

 Reasons:

1. better body heat to air temperature ratio
2. the ability to move around more
3. that’s where my family live
4. fresher air
5. more opportunity for filming the natural environment

Why someone might hate such things:

1. they might get repertory illnesses form  the dust  coming from the dry fallen leaves
2. they might have grown up in Chicago in the late 19^th century – it is a historically documented fact that the toxic air around 19^th century Chicago’s industrial  district caused an  eversion to the smell of fresh air from some of the residents.
3. they might be averse to naturalism, instead they might be a striving industrialist
4. they might not have a functional relationship with their family

I  hate:

those rare moments when it is impossible to  predict the correct answer to a  decision that will affect  the rest of  your life

Why?

1. it makes one feel helpless
2. it can be dangerous if one dwells on it
3. equal pros and cons can exist
4. it fills up one’s mind to capacity
5. the thought that the decision can be implicative to others

 

Why someone might like (or be fine with) what I hate:

1. they might me a thrill seeker
2. they may enjoy taking life as it comes
3. they may be to wise to be worried about such things
4. they might have an irrationality disorder
5. they might be fine with procrastinating about the decision

 

A character world  based on the opposite of what I love (1) :

Colin grew up near the bacon processing plants  19^th century Chicago in the Irish precinct. For this reason, he has  become intolerant of fresh  air (something that historically known  to have  happened to  people). He became a wealthy steel industrialist contributing to the growing real-estate business. His favorite thing to do; that which fulfills him, is  to survey his  empire of smoke stacks and factories. Through a desire to appear higher class  than his humble roots, he has alienated himself from  his poor family.