Who I Am Now
As the semester comes to an end, so will my time as a blogger/D&D student here at the University of Oklahoma. I came into this class, thinking that the topic would be pretty cool (because of my love for the show Vampire Diaries ) and to expand my writing skills. However, I didn't just get those two priorities out of the way, but so many more. I didn't realize how much doubles & doppelgangers had little to do with fantasy, movies, and stories but how much the topic had to do with society, reality, and our identities. This class allowed me to see split identities, doubles, and tension within the basis of knowing who you are because of so many social problems out there: social media, society, gender, race, the uncanny, etc. It was awesome to relate back to me personally and even endure the journey of seeing people and ourselves in a different perspective than when our class as a whole first came into the classroom. I believe the most interesting topic that I had
