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Hi my name is Lestaunt im a new alter in this system ad since i am lacking an LJ account I am using one of the littles (i hope he doesnt mind). I have a need that I would really like help on right now. I have decided to do a research paper for o ur school on multiples (i think its funny since i would have first hand expeience hence having a leg up). and i wanted to know (by 11am Pacific standard time) how they feel about the way multiples are represented in the pubic eye. My main example in my paper ae two (four) characters from ABC's One Life to Live. Viki Davidson (Niki Smith) and Jess Buchanan (Tess buchanan). So if any one would like to give me feed back on what you think of how they are portayed i would be delighted.

empasis on
if they are correct in the way we act
if they are potraying us in good or bad light
and wether or not they aree or dis agree on our portrayl

Thank You

Lestaunt Allure

[Edit: please include your name for my notes]

Comments

[ksol1460.livejournal.com]

"ya well ya know im a teen ager with 8 other people who want tpo be out i got no time to do it. lol"

I'm sixteen and it's called cooperation. The physical, earth world responsibilities have to come first. Or get someone in your group who can handle it. Or if your group is like ours and doesn't have a lot of control over who comes out, you can still put together an agenda and schedule of what needs to be done, and follow it. If you have any form of communication or co-consciousness, this is a great time to use it.

A research paper is a lot more in-depth than a simple theme or essay. It can take weeks, sometimes months, to prepare, even with so many articles now available on line. Much of the good stuff, especially older stuff, is not digitized yet, and many online magazines and journals now require payment to access articles. You may find yourself making trips to the university library and reading microfilms.

We learned how to do a research paper in civics class when this body was thirteen. Involved in the project were members of my system ranging from ten (me) to fifteen (Iris), so it obviously isn't beyond a teenager's level. There are many good online guides on how to do a good research paper (http://owl.english.purdue.edu/workshops/hypertext/ResearchW/). Maybe this will be helpful with the next one.

I think you'll find most multiples on this community agree that the majority of television and movie portrayals suck.