Group 1: Amper, Baidiango, Daham, Gaw

Te, Marayag, Ong, Paguntalan

The story begins with a young boy named

Landon Carter, who had no defined plans for

his future.
Being the popular and arrogant kid that he
was, Landon pulled a prank on a student, who
ended up in the hospital. Because of this, he
was forced to take part in community service
and play as the lead in the school play.
Coincidentally, Jamie Sullivan, who was the
reverends daughter and, without a doubt, had
nothing in common with Landon, also
participated in the activities.

Because Landon didnt have acting skills, he

decided to ask the help of Jamie and began to

spend time with her everyday in preparation for
the big play.
As they got closer and closer to each other, the
two slowly fell in love, and that was something
both of them did not expect at all.
Landon gave everything up for Jamie and showed
his genuine self to her, but as a heart-breaking
secret was made known, their stable relationship
was put to test. However, the brave couple never
failed to stand up for each other and strived to
show that love is like the wind, it cant be seen, but
it can be felt.

Landon Carter
Jamie Sullivan
Reverend Hegbert Sullivan (Jamies

father)

Self-centered Teenager

Self-centered Teenager

Self-centered Teenager

Self-assured Young
Man

Principle of Generalized

Others

Principle of Perceived Self

Reception: Landon saw the beauty in

Jamies appearance during the play.

Incubation: Landon thought of how he

really felt for Jamie.

Symbol Encoding: Landon hangs out

with Jamie, and did things for her he

thought he will never do.

Regrouping: He put Jamie as his

priority, on top of everyone else.

External Stimuli (Overt):Landon

saw Jamies weak condition which

made him suspect about her
sickness.

External Stimuli (Overt):Landon saw

Jamies weak condition which made

him suspect about her sickness.

Internal Stimuli: Depression of

Landon when he learned about

Jamies sickness.

Weak Naive Damsel

Weak Naive Damsel

Weak Naive Damsel

Dying Woman In
Love

Theory of Self-values

Internal Stimuli: Jamie felt

physiologically unwell as seen in her pale

lips and fragile movements.

Reception: Jamie experienced several

symptoms of sickness, one of which was

when she fainted in their home.

Incubation: Jamie was in constant

turmoil knowing she has Leukemia.

Symbol Encoding: Jamie openly accepted

the truth but she told herself that her life

must go on normally and that she will
make the most of her time left.

 External Feedback: Knowing her death is

around the corner, Jamie focused on the

important things in her life such as living her
dreams happily and falling in love rather
than dwelling on what's yet to come.

Strict and
Hostile
(towards

Strict and
Hostile
(towards

Strict and
Hostile
(towards

Kind and Accepting

(towards Landon)

Principle of Direct Reflections

Principle of Generalized

Others

External Stimuli (Overt): The

reverend saw Landons efforts in

making his daughter happy.

External Stimuli (Overt): The

reverend saw Landons efforts in

making his daughter happy.
Internal Stimuli: He started to

realize that Landon isnt such a bad

person after all.

Reception: The reverend saw the

eagerness of Landon Carter to get to know

more about his daughter.

Ideation: The reverend started to think

that Landon isnt such a bad person after

all.

Incubation: He realized that Landon is a

good man who was great intentions

towards his daughter.

Symbol Encoding: The reverend

softened his attitude towards Landon.

Transmission: He loved Landon just as

he loved his own daughter.

The End
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