#Melissa Chartres

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Today's disabled character of the day is Melissa Chartres from Last Man on Earth, who has schizophrenia

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[Image Description: Photo of January Jones playing Melissa. She is wearing an open shoulder shirt with blue, white, and tan stripes. She is also wearing jeans and a ring on each hand. She has long blond hair and blue eyes.]

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January Jones as Melissa Chartres in The Last Man on Earth season one

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Whatcha firing at, Melissa? (from the 4x16 promo)

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"Pat's alive!"

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Character: Melissa Chartres From: The Last Man on Earth Representation: Mental illness (unspecified) Their Importance: In season three of The Last Man on Earth Melissa is shown to have a mental illness that has re-asserted itself now that she can’t get medication for it. Mental illness doesn’t tend to get shown as a non-villainous thing in post-apocalypse shows, or as a non-funny thing in comedy shows, so I was glad when the show did this arc and treated it seriously. Although the writers never specified what mental illness Melissa has, they did do a bit of work with it - ANDY BOBROW: When we first decided to do this thing with Melissa, like back in July or August, I called up my brother, who’s a psychiatrist (hi David!) and I asked for some help on it. The gist of it was, it’s definitely not Schizophrenia, but beyond that, it could be a few other things. Could be PTSD (which would really make sense for any of these characters), or it could be Manic-Depressive or Bi-Polar Disorder, or it could be just what they in the psych biz call a “transient psychosis.” [x] Melissa’s storyline throughout season three involves her suffering more and more from psychosis until her boyfriend Todd locks her in a room for her own safety (which he’s devastated about), and then the gang spend a couple of episodes finding the right pills for her. It’s seen that Melissa has had her mental illness through all of her adult pre-apocalypse life, and took Clozapine as part of her daily routine. After the characters find out what pills Melissa needs, there’s a six-month time skip, and on the other end of it Melissa is back to how she was prior to her breakdown.

Issues: After the season finale aired, the showrunners did speculate on whether giving Melissa an arc about mental illness was the best thing for her character, or if it counted as a kind of temporary fridging:

ANDY BOBROW: So I’d say the lesson for me was that giving someone a trauma is not the same as giving them a story. I wouldn’t say I regret it, but the lesson for me was, like, when we decided to give Melissa a mental health issue, what we were really doing was giving Todd a story. Because Melissa necessarily kind of dropped out, and all the emotion of it was on Todd’s side of the equation.

But me personally, I think they did a good job with the arc and kept Melissa pretty relatable throughout.

Thanks to @sarah531 for the write up! 

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So The Last Man on Earth had its season finale last night and I want to talk about it. I’m also going to be talking about the episode last week as well because I just watched all 3 episodes tonight. 

First off, the most important thing to discuss is the massive 6-month time skip the show just drops in your lap with no warning. Usually if a time skip happens in a TV show, it’s between seasons or follows a massive event. Here, we were in the middle of multiple rather involved plot lines and character arcs. Carol was getting concerned that there was something wrong with her pregnancy because she didn’t have any symptoms. Melissa was making slow but sure progress with her mental illness. Jasper was slowly getting closer with the other members of the group. The episode begins with a romantic(?) moment between Gail and Erica, which isn’t completely surprising because when the characters were first introduced back in the first season, it was implied they had experimented with homosexuality before coming to Tucson. But it hadn’t been brought up since then, and it kinda came out of left field. This whole episode did. Every scene throws curveball after curveball at you, confusing you. I started to think that one of the characters was having a bizarre dream. Jasper talks for the first time (to us anyway) and Tandy reacts like it’s a big deal, but then it’s revealed that he’s reacting to something completely different. At Todd and Melissa’s wedding, Tandy finally reveals that it’s been six months since the last episode, and the writers practically give us a big middle finger about everything that’s confusing us. And yeah, I get that it’s funny because it subverted our expectations. But at the end of the day, all they did was leave multiple dangling plot lines and jump ahead in time to the aftermath without actually giving us a satisfying conclusion for any of it. Oh no, is there a problem with Carol’s pregnancy? Oh, nope, she’s nine months pregnant lol. Is Melissa ever going to fully recover? Oh, she’s completely back to normal? Great. Will Jasper ever open up to the rest of the group? What’s that? He’s talking and making snarky comments to everyone. Well that’s just fucking peachy.

Also small nitpick but if Jasper is talking now why are they still calling him Jasper? You mean to tell me that he didn’t tell them his name?? Or that he doesn’t have a name?? THAT doesn’t make any sense.

I suppose one good thing that came out of the time skip was Melissa. She absolutely stole the show in these episodes. All of the best lines were hers. I had forgotten how much I missed her no-nonsense, say-it-like-it-is attitude. I also really enjoyed the introduction of the nuclear meltdown element. I love when they bring back how morbid it is that everyone’s dead and man’s creations are falling apart. Everything about Erica’s labor was handled spectacularly. Carol having to get over her fear, Gail and Todd overcoming the immense challenge and redeeming themselves for their previous failure, everyone helping reposition the baby so they don’t have to do a c-section, it was all amazing.

But, unfortunately, we need to talk about the elephant in the room, the one major problem I had. I may have not liked the time skip too much, but by the time the two part finale was starting, I had accepted that this was where the show was going. No, my major problem was Tandy. I understand that Tandy’s antics are the main source of this show’s humor. I like it. I like how it’s mostly cringe humor. But I feel like these three episodes crossed a few lines and were really in bad taste. One of the plot lines I was starting to see was Tandy very slowly starting to grow up and act a little more mature. However, it seems like the time skip has caused Tandy to regress and become even worse. Often times, Tandy’s actions aren’t very harmful. They’re just kind of annoying, and he usually has a heartfelt moment with another member of the group by the end of the episode. And while there was a small moment with Gail at the end of the first episode, but it wasn’t very genuine. Plus, everything Tandy did in these episodes was just despicable. Putting on the mask and pretending to be Phil? That was just fucked up. His exceedingly long speeches making everything about himself was just terrible. He was a massive creep and violated Erica’s personal space while she tried to breastfeed like four fucking times. And he singlehandedly caused the fire in the trailer house that led Pat to their location.

Also let’s talk about Pat. Pat was a confrontation I had really been looking forward to since the beginning of the season. And then he’s there for five seconds before he gets shot by Pamela. It’s nice to see that Pamela joins the group, and I’m excited to see where that goes in the beginning of season 4, but I feel like the writers forgot about Pat, had no real plans for him and he was just another loose end they had to tie up incredibly quickly, like all of the development that was going on before the time skip!

But back to Tandy, I just felt like everything he did in these episodes was unforgivable. He has gone from a quirky little annoyance with funny one-liners to an actual nuisance and a serious hindrance to the group’s long-term survival. I really hope they address this going forward in season 4. I think Tandy needs real development. He can’t go on like this forever. A good opportunity for a step towards this would have been in the second episode, where he could have actually been a real help in assisting Gail and Todd in the delivery room, instead of...ugh, doing a tasteless impression of the DEAD FATHER OF ERICA’S CHILD.

So, overall, I mostly enjoyed the season 3 finale. The nuclear meltdown threat was great, Melissa was hilarious, and the intensity of Erica’s labor was beautifully written and executed, with some Carol development thrown in for good measure. The time skip was a little annoying, though, and felt largely unneeded, and left the show with more than a few unresolved plot lines, including Pat. Tandy was a fucking scumbag and I hate him. Things I hope they address in season 4 include this, Gail and Erica’s romantic(?) moment, and Jasper’s name. Seriously are they just gonna keep calling him Jasper??

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Seriously, what?

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Accepted characters 11/5/2023

Carol Pilbasian from Last Man on Earth

Melissa Chartres from Last Man on Earth

Kid Blink from Newsies!

Amethyst from Steven Universe

Sarutobi Ayame from Gintama

Frankie Stein from Monster High (Generation 3)

Toshio Onodera from Japan Sinks 2020

Mari Mutō from Japan Sinks 2020

Sanada Aoi from Kobayashi ga Kawai Sugite Tsurai!!

Suwa from Mars Red

Takenaka Shino from Kobayashi ga Kawai Sugite Tsurai!!

Gail Klosterman from Last Man on Earth

Ran Akagi from Tokyo 24th Ward

Courier from Akudama Drive

Teru Momojiyama (Shy) from Shy

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Melissa Chartres- Season 3 Aesthetic

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RS Notícias: January Jones, atriz norte-americana

RS Notícias: January Jones, atriz norte-americana

January Kristen Jones (Sioux Falls, 5 de janeiro de 1978) é uma atriz norte-americana, mais conhecida por seu papel como Betty Draper em Mad Men (2007-2015), pela qual foi indicada ao Globo de Ouro de melhor atriz em série dramática e ao Emmy do Primetime de melhor atriz em série dramática. [1] Interpretou Melissa Chartres na série de televisão de comédia da Fox, The Last Man on Earth (2015–201…

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If we're all gonna live together, it's definitely not gonna be in this crap hole. Okay, let's go ask the others!

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Otoface Otorrino Brasília DF | clinica otorrinolaringologia asa sul

Profissionais de bem-estar corporativo que buscam uma iniciativa única em programas de gerenciamento de estresse devem considerar a antiga prática de andar em labirinto. Com mais de 3500 anos, o labirinto é um símbolo representando a totalidade. Quando este símbolo é transferido para o chão e andado com propósito, o labirinto proporciona uma oportunidade para desacelerar e desviar a atenção para dentro, depois retornar ao mundo exterior sentindo-se renovado e rejuvenescido.

Como os labirintos fornecem muitos dos mesmos benefícios da meditação - redução do estresse, relaxamento, quietude interior, cura emocional - a caminhada no labirinto é às vezes chamada de meditação andando. Acredita-se que as lentas voltas e reviravoltas dos labirintos aumentem a atividade do lado direito do cérebro, permitindo que os caminhantes explorem sua intuição e criatividade naturais. O valor da atividade no local de trabalho para a construção de equipes, aumento da moral, resolução de conflitos e resolução de problemas também se tornou reconhecido. Os passeios em equipe, por exemplo, permitem que os funcionários trabalhem juntos na visualização de diferentes maneiras de abordar um desafio. otorrinolaringologista asa sul

O labirinto tradicional tem um caminho de curvas que leva a um ponto central (chamado de meta). Um labirinto não é o mesmo que um labirinto, que tem becos sem saída e manobras, mas tem apenas um caminho que leva ao centro e volta novamente; não há becos sem saída. Dos 3 projetos básicos - 7 circuitos, 11 circuitos e 12 circuitos - o mais comum hoje em dia é o circuito 7.

Os caminhantes se movem pelo labirinto no ritmo adequado ao seu humor ou objetivo. A viagem pode ser lenta, saltitante, enérgica, comemorativa e até divertida. Em média, um labirinto leva de 20 a 30 minutos, mas depende do indivíduo.

Depois de percorrer o caminho, o caminhante entra no gol central. Depois de passar um tempo lá em contemplação, o caminhante retorna - viajando uma média de cerca de 1/3 milha.

Andando no caminho

Não há maneira certa ou errada de se andar num labirinto, contanto que todos respeitem outros caminhantes no caminho. Os facilitadores treinados podem ajudar o novato a aprender a usar o labirinto, mas os caminhantes experientes definem seu próprio ritmo. otorrinolaringologista asa sul

Quer seja uma jornada pessoal ou uma caminhada em equipe, a caminhada no labirinto tem três etapas:

Caminhando. Caminhantes usam o labirinto por uma variedade de razões. Alguns se concentram em um desafio ou questão. Outros entram em contato com as tensões e se concentram na respiração. Muitos simplesmente esvaziam suas mentes de todas as preocupações e entram em paz, permitindo-se estar presentes no corpo. Esses períodos receptivos geralmente criam insights e memórias; se ocorrerem distrações, o andador as reconhece e volta a respirar.

 No gol do centro. Este é um momento de iluminação e estar conectado. Os caminhantes contemplam o que aprenderam sobre si mesmos e como os problemas ou problemas se relacionam com eles pessoalmente. Eles podem ficar lá o quanto quiserem. otorrinolaringologista df

Saindo. Deixando o labirinto, os caminhantes aplicam o que aprenderam à vida real. Este é um tempo de regeneração e desenrolamento. Não é incomum que os caminhantes sintam que o tempo é mais curto do que realmente é. Muitos querem gastar tempo em reflexões silenciosas.

A experiência de todos é diferente. Para alguns, pode ser imediato ou emocional. Outros podem achar horas ou dias antes que a energia se mova através deles para um ponto de reconhecimento.

Labirinto Interno da Universidade de Dakota do Norte

Em 2006, a Universidade de Dakota do Norte (UND), em Grand Forks, colocou um novo carpete em sua sala silenciosa do Wellness Center, com um labirinto entrelaçado no padrão. Kim Ruliffson (Coordenador do Work Well, o programa de bem-estar da equipe e do corpo docente) diz: "No dia da inauguração do nosso centro, um facilitador orientou as pessoas para o labirinto e respondeu às perguntas. Ela incentivou as pessoas a experimentar. Alguns Outros não estavam confortáveis ​​em fazer a caminhada na frente dos outros, mas voltaram para usá-la em particular. A equipe do Centro de Bem-Estar forneceu um folheto de uma página sobre como usar o labirinto. "           otorrinolaringologista brasilia

Naquela época, nossa igreja havia alugado um labirinto portátil. A tela se espalhava pelo chão do santuário, cercada por velas quentes que forneciam a única luz no escuro da noite. Música suave tocada ao fundo. Meu amigo disse: "Quando terminei de andar pelo labirinto, caí de joelhos e rezei. Não rezava há meses. Foi uma experiência incrível e emocional. Andar pelo labirinto foi um grande avanço para mim".

O que exatamente é um labirinto? Consiste em um antigo padrão de voltas e reviravoltas que dizem representar o caminho da vida de alguém. Encontrado na maioria das culturas, o design data de mais de 4.000 anos. Um caminho tortuoso leva você ao seu centro e sai novamente. De acordo com Melissa Gayle West, autora de Exploring the Labyrinth, "O labirinto é uma das mais antigas ferramentas contemplativas e transformacionais conhecidas pela humanidade, usada durante séculos para oração, ritual, iniciação e crescimento pessoal e espiritual". otorrino asa sul

Um labirinto pode ser confundido com um labirinto. Ao contrário do labirinto, o caminho do labirinto não cruza outros caminhos. Na falta de paredes ou barreiras, não oferece escolhas. Você simplesmente anda no caminho torcido até o centro e volta novamente. Você não pode se perder em um labirinto.

Pode-se comparar isso a seguir conscientemente a vontade de Deus. Se você acidentalmente cruzar uma linha e acabar em um circuito diferente por engano, não importa. O centro permanece sempre dentro de sua visão. Em um labirinto, você escolheu se abandonar à vontade de Deus. Quando você coloca lentamente um pé à frente do outro em sua jornada, você alcança o centro. O caminho insensato permite que você se concentre em suas orações meditativas.

 Ao entrar no labirinto e seguir lentamente o caminho em direção ao centro, esvazie sua mente e entregue seu problema a Deus. Quando você chegar ao centro, passe algum tempo em oração e abra-se para ouvir Deus falar com você. Ao sair do labirinto, agradeça a Deus por seu novo insight enquanto você é direcionado de volta à sua vida. otorrino asa sul

Um dos labirintos mais conhecidos é um labirinto permanente de pedra que se encontra no piso da Catedral de Chartres, nos arredores de Paris, França, durante o século XIII. "Depois das cruzadas, quando a peregrinação a Jerusalém tornou-se mais difícil e perigosa devido às guerras, os peregrinos cristãos podiam viajar para catedrais designadas e percorrer o labirinto como a última etapa metafórica de sua peregrinação. Os labirintos eram conhecidos como a Estrada. para Jerusalém, e o centro do labirinto se chamava Jerusalém ", afirma o ocidente.

A Rev. Dr. Lauren Artress, canon dos Special Ministries na Grace Cathedral em San Francisco e fundadora da Veriditas, o projeto mundial do labirinto, estima que existam 1800 labirintos públicos nos EUA e centenas de outros privados. Localizados em ambientes fechados ou ao ar livre, eles são encontrados em escolas, igrejas, spas e até em presídios, como forma de as pessoas orarem, meditarem ou aquietarem suas mentes.

A caminhada ajudou as pessoas a encontrar uma solução para um problema específico que elas possam ter, como divórcio, falência ou uma mudança em sua carreira. Ou pode ajudá-los a ver suas vidas em geral com mais clareza.

Andar pelo labirinto me lembra que quando os problemas da minha vida se tornam esmagadores, isso é apenas uma reviravolta ou reviravolta na minha vida. Tem um fim e a vida acabará por me levar a outra reviravolta.

Mas o centro, onde podemos receber nossa resposta, estará sempre dentro de nossa visão. Essa reviravolta na vida nada mais é do que isso: uma reviravolta. Não nos destruirá. Não define nossas vidas inteiras. otorrino df

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