Vampire
Activity #2
By: Olivia Rodrigo
Hate to give the satisfaction, asking
how you're doing now
How's the castle built off people you
pretend to care about?
Just what you wanted
Look at you, cool guy, you got it
I see the parties and the diamonds
sometimes when I close my eyes
Six months of torture you sold as
some forbidden paradise
I loved you truly
Gotta laugh at the stupidity
'Cause I've made some real big
mistakes
But you make the worst one look fine
I should've known it was strange
You only come out at night
I used to think I was smart
But you made me look so naive
The way you sold me for parts
As you sunk your teeth into me, oh
Bloodsucker, famefucker
Bleedin' me dry, like a goddamn
vampire
And every girl I ever talked to told me
you were bad, bad news
You called them crazy, God, I hate the
way I called them crazy too
You're so convincing
How do you lie without flinching?
(How do you lie, how do you lie, how
do you lie?)
Ooh, what a mesmerizing, paralyzing,
fucked-up little thrill
Can't figure out just how you do it,
and God knows I never will
Torniado, Regine D.
BSMA 3
Satisfaction
Denotation: The fulfillment of one's
desires or expectations.
Connotation: It suggests a negative
emotion of reluctantly giving someone
the pleasure of knowing they've
caused pain or distress.
Castle
Denotation: A large fortified building,
historically used to provide
protection for royalty or nobility.
Connotation: A facade or pretense of
caring or protection that is ultimately
false or hypocritical.
Torture
Denotation: The act of inflicting
severe pain or suffering.
Connotation: Intense suffering or
anguish endured over time.
Forbidden
Denotation: Not permitted; banned.
Connotation: Implies something
tempting or desirable yet off-limits,
often carrying a sense of allure or
danger.
Paradise
Denotation: A place or state of bliss,
delight, or happiness.
Connotation: An idealized or perfect
state, sarcastically describe
something that appears desirable but
is actually unpleasant or deceptive.
Stupidity
Denotation: Lack of intelligence or
understanding.
Connotation: Suggesting foolishness
or poor judgment in a situation.
Naive
Denotation: Lacking experience,
wisdom, or judgment.
Connotation: Implies innocence or
lack of awareness, being easily
deceived or manipulated.
 Went for me, and not her
'Cause girls your age know
better
I've made some real big
mistakes
But you make the worst one
look fine
I should've known it was
strange
You only come out at night
I used to think I was smart
But you've made me look so
naive
The way you sold me for parts
As you sunk your teeth into me,
oh
Bloodsucker, famefucker
Bleedin' me dry, like a goddamn
vampire
You said it was true love, but
wouldn't that be hard?
You can't love anyone, 'cause
that would mean you had a
heart
I tried you help you out, now I
know that I can't
'Cause how you think's the kind
of thing I'll never understand
I've made some real big
mistakes
But you make the worst one
look fine
I should've known it was
strange
You only come out at night
I used to think I was smart
But you made me look so naive
The way you sold me for parts
As you sunk your teeth into me,
oh
Bloodsucker, famefucker
Bleedin' me dry, like a goddamn
vampire
Bloodsucker
Denotation: A literal meaning referring to
an organism that feeds on blood
Connotation: Refers to someone who
metaphorically drains another's energy or
emotions
Famefucker
Denotation: A vulgar term for someone
who exploits or manipulates
Connotation: Refers to someone who seeks
fame or social status through exploitative
or manipulative means
Vampire
Denotation: A mythical creature that feeds
on blood to survive.
Connotation: Refers to someone who
drains others emotionally, financially, or
spiritually, often without giving anything in
return
Crazy
Denotation: Mentally deranged; insane.
Connotation: irrational behavior or
thinking, carries a dismissive or belittling
tone when used to describe others
Convincing
Denotation: Capable of causing someone
to believe something is true or valid.
Connotation: Implies persuasive ability, it
suggests deceitfulness or manipulation.
Mesmerizing
Denotation: Holding the attention of
someone to the exclusion of all else;
fascinating.
Connotation: Carries a positive allure,
negatively describe something captivating
yet ultimately harmful or destructive.
Love
Denotation: An intense feeling of deep
affection.
Connotation: Carries positive associations
of affection and care, but in the lyrics, it's
questioned and doubted, implying
insincerity or manipulation.
Heart
Denotation: The organ in the body that
circulates blood.
Connotation: Symbolizes emotions,
sincerity, or compassion, but in the lyrics,
it's used metaphorically to question
someone's capacity for genuine feelings or
empathy.
Coco Activity # 3
Torniado, Regine D.
BMSA 3
A beloved animated film that celebrates Mexican culture, released by Pixar in 2017.

SETTINGS
The movie is set in Santa Cecilia, a fictional Mexican town, and in the Land of the Dead, a vibrant
and colorful afterlife inspired by Mexican traditions and the Día de los Muertos (Day of the Dead)
celebration.
CHARACTERS
Miguel Rivera: A young aspiring musician who loves music but belongs to a family that has
banned it.
Héctor: A charming trickster in the Land of the Dead who helps Miguel and has a hidden
connection to him.
Ernesto de la Cruz: A famous musician whom Miguel idolizes and believes to be his great-
great-grandfather.
Mama Imelda: Miguel’s great-great-grandmother, who started the family’s ban on music.
Mama Coco: Miguel's great-grandmother, who is the daughter of Mama Imelda and is central
to the family's story. Her memories and connection to the past play a crucial role in the
resolution of the plot.
Abuelita (Elena):Miguel's strict grandmother who enforces the family's music ban.
Dante: Miguel’s loyal Xoloitzcuintli dog.
PLOT

Miguel dreams of becoming a musician despite his family's generations-old ban on music. On the
Day of the Dead, he accidentally finds himself in the Land of the Dead. There, he meets his
deceased relatives and seeks the help of his idol, Ernesto de la Cruz, to return to the living world
and prove his musical talent. Along the way, he uncovers secrets about his family's past and learns
about the true meaning of family and remembrance.

CONFLICT
The main conflict is Miguel's struggle against his family's ban on music, driven by his desire to
pursue his passion. This external conflict is compounded by the internal conflict of understanding
and reconciling his love for music with his family's wishes. In the Land of the Dead, Miguel faces the
additional conflict of trying to return to the living world before sunrise, while discovering the truth
about his heritage.
POINT OF VIEW (POV)

The movie is primarily from the third-person limited point of view, tightly following the experiences
and emotions of Miguel Rivera throughout the narrative. This perspective immerses viewers in
Miguel's passionate pursuit of music, his challenges with family traditions, and his transformative
journey through both the Land of the Living and the Land of the Dead.

THEME
The central themes of "Coco" include the importance of family, memory, and cultural heritage. The
film explores how honoring one's ancestors and understanding one's past can help shape identity
and future aspirations. It also emphasizes the idea that remembering loved ones keeps their spirit
alive and that forgiveness and reconciliation are vital for personal and familial harmony.