A person’s perception of one’s future is determined by his or her past experiences. For example, a person will be more fearful of losing their financial security than a person who has never experienced a financial crisis.
The main goal here is not to make everyone afraid of losing their money and security, but to make everyone’s perception of a future a little bit more believable.
We’re also trying to make the world seem a little bit more believable, not to make everyone’s lives seem more miserable, but to make everyones lives seem a little bit more plausible.
This can be pretty tough to do. Even with the most extreme examples, I know we might be able to keep the whole premise of this trailer alive. The first two trailers use a bunch of random characters, and we’re not just talking about the characters; we’re talking about the characters. The main reason we don’t use this to make an argument about what the character looks like is because we want the characters to be “real,” even if they don’t seem real.
For instance, we had two trailers last week that were not just about the characters, but were talking about the characters. These trailers were the “Saved” trailers and then the “Found Dead” trailers. The main reason we dont use this to make an argument about what the character looks like is because we want the characters to be real, even though they dont seem real.
