- Enemy: Enemy can function as an adjective and as a noun that is used to name something or someone that is contrary or antagonistic to oneself or one’s own.
- Strangely: strange way.
- Catastrophe: Unfortunate event in which great destruction and many misfortunes occur with serious alteration of the normal development of things.
- To free: Set someone or something free.
- To face: To put a thing or a person in front of another.
- Caught: Catch who flees or goes fast.
- Either: Indefinite adjective that denotes that the person or thing to which it refers is indeterminate.
- Or: Denotes difference, separation or alternative between two or more people, things or ideas.
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The Cloud
Nice to meet you, George!
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Why are you here, Kate?
Trust no one
Trust no one
Am I in danger?
The Architect
Help!
Come hell or high water
Come hell or high water
Reality is messed up
When we were alive
When we were alive
Who's the enemy?
Manipulation
A mysterious man
A mysterious man
Is it the real Kate?
Manipulation
A "find me here" door
A "find me here" door
Back home
Are we still a team?
Are we still a team?
Déjà vu
CAI-2
CAI-2
The Hive
The Mastermind
The Mastermind
Escape from this place, if you can
Escape from this place, if you can
You should join us
Creating a real experience
Creating a real experience
There’s no plan
The risk's worth it
Too good to be true
A unique chance
A unique chance
The wolf’s den
Always hoping for the best
Always hoping for the best
We need to act fast!
A facade
It's just the beginning
We're better off here
We're better off here
The mind will live forever
It's just the beginning
Two weeks
Two weeks
The Creator
Conclusion
The End
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¿Cómo lidiamos con situaciones extremas cuando el estrés nos supera?
En momentos de crisis, cuando nos enfrentamos a situaciones extremas, nuestras respuestas emocionales y acciones pueden convertirse en una especie de montaña rusa emocional. Tal como se refleja en el diálogo entre Sam y Kate, estas situaciones a menudo nos empujan a los límites, obligándonos a tomar decisiones rápidas y, a veces, drásticas.
¿Qué podemos aprender de la catástrofe que enfrentan Sam y Kate?
La conversación entre Sam y Kate nos lleva a reflexionar sobre cómo la historia y las experiencias personales impactan en nuestra forma de actuar. Kate menciona que solía ser diferente antes de la catástrofe, lo que indica cómo las experiencias traumáticas pueden transformarnos. Además, su referencia a estar atrapada y haber escapado de "La Nube" sugiere una metáfora para momentos en los cuales nos sentimos atrapados por nuestras circunstancias.
¿Cómo navegamos las complejidades de nuestras emociones en situaciones difíciles?
Cuando Kate se muestra emocional y llora al recordar el pasado, vemos una representación de la complejidad emocional que acompaña a situaciones extremas. El trauma pasado, la confusión presente y la incertidumbre futura crean un cóctel emocional que puede ser difícil de manejar. Sin embargo, a través del diálogo, también somos testigos de la importancia de tener a alguien en quien confiar y con quien compartir estas cargas emocionales.
¿Qué papel desempeña la confianza y la colaboración en momentos críticos?
La confianza entre Sam y Kate es crucial. A pesar de la tensión en su conversación, existe una base de confianza que les permite planificar juntos su escape. Kate comparte información esencial sobre Steven, el arquitecto de "La Nube", demostrando cómo compartir conocimiento y recursos es vital en situaciones críticas.
- Colaboración: Trabajar en equipo y compartir responsabilidades puede hacer la carga más llevadera.
- Transparencia: Comunicarse abiertamente sobre sentimientos y estrategias ayuda a crear alianzas más fuertes.
- Apoyo Mutuo: Tener aliados en momentos complejos puede ser la diferencia entre el éxito y el fracaso.
En resumen, enfrentar catástrofes y momentos de crisis requiere no solo de la capacidad personal para lidiar con el estrés y la desorientación, sino también de la habilidad para confiar y colaborar con otros. Estos principios son aplicables no solo en situaciones ficticias, sino también en desafíos cotidianos que todos enfrentamos.
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The power of critical thoughts was significantly related to wanting to escape from them, feeling trapped by them and wanting to fight them.
strangely, catastrophe, cave, to free, expedition, drag
Sam and Katie in this moment:
Good lecture
behaving - comportandose
catastrophe
I wanted to free - yo quería liberar
caught - atrapada
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enemy: a person who hates or opposes another person and tries to harm them.
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strangely: unusually or differently.
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catastrophe: a sudden event that causes very great trouble or destruction.
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to free: to release someone or something from limits or controls.
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to face: to accept that something unpleasant is true and start to deal with the situation.
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caught: the past tense and past participle of the catch verb.
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either: used in negative sentences instead of “also” or “too”.
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or: used to connect different possibilities.
Vocabulary:
- Enemy: enemigo.
- Strangely: extrañamente.
- Catastrophe: catástrofe.
- To free: liberar.
- To face: enfrentar.
- Caught: atrapada.
- Either: cualquiera.
- Or: o.
enemy: enemigo
strangely: de modo extraño
catastrophe: catastrofe
to free: para ser libre
to face: enfrentar
caught: atrapó
either: cualquiera
or: o
By dragging vigilante groups into their conflicts, local big men provoke more and more clashes between them
- Enemy: Enemigo.
- Estrangely Extrañamente
- Catastrophe: Catástrofe.
- To free: Para liberar.
- To Face: Para hacerse frente.
- Caught: Atrapado.
- Either: Cuaalquiera.
- Or: O.
Enemy: enemigo, a person who hates or opposes another person and tries to harm them or stop them from doing something
Strangely: De forma extraña, in a way that is unusual, unexpected, or difficult to understand.
Catastrophe: Catastrofe, a sudden event that causes very great trouble or destruction
To free: liberar, not limited or controlled
To face: Enfrentar.
Caught: Atrapada, to take hold of something, especially something that is moving through the air.
Either: used in negative sentences instead of “also” or "too"
Or: O used to connect different possibilities
Enemy: Enemigo.
Strabngely: Extrañamente.
Catastrophe: Catástrofe.
To free: Para liberar.
To Face: Para hacer frente.
Caught: Atrapado.
Either: Ya sea.
Or: O.
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- Enemy: Enemigo
- Strangely: Extrañamente
- To free: Para liberar
- To Face: Para hacer frente
- Caught: Atrapado
- Either: Ya sea
Enemy : enemigo
Strangely = extrañamente
To free = para liberar
To Face = para hacer frente
Caught =atrapado
Either = ya sea
enemy: enemigo
strangely: extrañamente
to free: para liberar
to face: para hacer frente
caught: atrapado
either: ya sea
Vocabulary:
enemy: enemigo / adversario
strangely: extrañamente / curiosamente
catastrophe: catástrofe / calamidad / ruina
to free: para liberar / a la libertad
to face: enfrentarse / para hacer frente
caught: atrapado
either: o bien / ya sea / tampoco / cualquiera
Vocabulary:
- enemy: enemigo / adversario
- strangely: extrañamente / curiosamente
- catastrophe: catástrofe / calamidad / ruina
- to free: para liberar / a la libertad
- to face: enfrentarse / para hacer frente
- caught: atrapado
- either: o bien / ya sea / tampoco / cualquiera
Additional:
- behave: comportarse
- dragged: arrastró
Enemy: enemigo.
Behaving: comportarse.
Strangely: extrañamente.
Catastrophe: catástrofe.
To Free: liberar.
To Face: enfrentar.
Trapped: atrapado.
Caught: atrapar.
Either: cualquiera.
Enemy: enemigo.
Behaving: comportarse.
Strangely: extrañamente.
Catastrophe: catástrofe.
To Free: liberar.
To Face: enfrentar.
Trapped: atrapado.
Caught: atrapar.
Either: cualquiera.
Or: o.
New vocabulary:
enemy
- a person who hates or opposes another person and tries to harm them or stop them from doing something.
- The enemy is a country or the armed forces or people of a country that is at war with your own country.
strangely
- in a way that is unusual, unexpected, or difficult to understand.
- in an unusual or different way.
catastrophe
- a sudden event that causes very great trouble or destruction.
- a bad situation.
to free
- to allow someone to leave a prison or place where they have been kept.
- to release someone or something from limits or controls.
to face
- If you face a problem, or a problem faces you, you have to deal with it.
- to accept that something unpleasant is true and start to deal with the situation.
caught
- the past tense and past participle of catch verb.
either
- used in negative sentences instead of “also” or “too”.
- used when referring to a choice between two possibilities.
or
- used to connect different possibilities.
- used after a negative verb to mean not one thing and also not another.
Enemy: enemigo.
Behaving: comportarse.
Strangely: extrañamente.
Catastrophe: catástrofe.
To Free: liberar.
To Face: enfrentar.
Trapped: atrapado.
Caught: atrapar.
Either: cualquiera.
Or: o.
- ENEMY: a person who hates or opposes another person and tries to harm them or stop them from doing something.
. - STRANGELY: in a way that is unusual, unexpected, or difficult to understand.
. - CATASTROPHE: a sudden event that causes very great trouble or destruction.
. - TO FREE: not limited or controlled.
. - TO FACE: the respect and honour of others:.
. - CAUGHT: past simple and past participle of catch.
. - EITHER: used in negative sentences instead of “also” or “too”.
. - OR: word used to connect different possibilities.
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Enemy: Person who hates or opposes another person.
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Catastrophe: Sudden event that cause very great trouble or destruction.
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To free: Not a prisoner any longer
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To face: Confront and deal whit accept a difficult
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Caught: To take hold of something, especially something that is moving through the air.
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Enemy: Person who hates or opposes another person.
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Catastrophe: Sudden event that cause very great trouble or destruction.
-
To free: Not a prisoner any longer
-
To face: Confront and deal whit accept a difficult
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Caught: To take hold of something, especially something that is moving through the air.
Enemy: Person who hates or opposes another person.
Catastrophe: Sudden event that cause very great trouble or destruction.
To free: Not a prisoner any longer
To face: Confront and deal whit accept a difficult
Caught: To take hold of something, especially something that is moving through the air.
enemy = enemigo
catastrophe = catastrofe
to free = liberar
to face = enfrentar
caught = capturado
or = o
Enemy: (Noun)
a person who hates or opposes another person and tries to harm them or stop them from doing something
Strangely: (Adverb)
in a way that is unusual, unexpected, or difficult to understand
Catastrophe: (Noun)
a sudden event that causes very great trouble or destruction
To free:
not a prisoner any longer, or having unlimited movement
To face:
confront and deal with or accept a difficult or unpleasant task, fact, or situation
Caught: (Verb)
to take hold of something, especially something that is moving through the air
Either: (adverb)
used in negative sentences instead of “also” or “too”:
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