S1E01
1. Weigh the discourse on how people with disabilities are addressed.
The implied meaning of "handicapped" is inherent incapacity, inability to perform functions (life, work, etc.) normally, and isolation from society. "Disabled people" is a bit more semantically friendly but still has the connotation that someone is "incompetent". A more friendly expression is people suffering from disability, but suffering from implies that disability must be a painful thing, and only people with a disability/disabilities have the right to speak. So yeah, people with disabilities is a relatively neutral title.
Of course, since the most basic reason for these names is to give the right to explain the experience of disability to the people with disabilities to explain themselves, so if you encounter anyone in your life calling yourself handicapped, of course, there is no problem.
"This difference between the right word and the almost-right word is the difference between the lightning and a lightning rod." - Mark Twain
The following are friendly versions of the different types of disability in English
2. Regarding this line, a level of discussion can be that there is a high-sounding reason behind any life choice, but many are not as reasonable as their words claim.
Another level of discussion about this line is why Tod chose lazy.
3. Publishing house situation
Swamp Monsters of Malibu - Beast love triangle trying to hitch a ride in Twilight
4. Why people need mindless comedy
5. saccharine - pretending to be amorous
6. strike a chord with - to affect or arouse someone's emotions
7. has-been - a person or thing considered to be outmoded or no longer of any significance
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