Yes or No

The first thing in the image that catches the viewers' eyes is ARE YOU HAPPY?.  The answer is either YES or NO in the separate bubbles by displaying arrows from the question.  YES leads to another bubble KEEP DOING WHATEVER YOU'RE DOING .  NO goes to another bubble that asks another question DO YOU WANT TO BE HAPPY?.  YES from the second question leads to CHANGE SOMETHING.  NO for the second question runs to KEEP DOING WHATEVER YOU'RE DOING.

The message conveyed in this image that asks the viewers to analyze themselves if they are happy or not.  They will trace arrows to their final bubble by answering the questions.

This is so because this question is very common, but it has a deeper meaning to people's life.  They say either yes or no to the question that is something simple, but the NO from the first question can lead to another question that might change people's answer.  For example, the second question-DO YOU WANT TO BE HAPPY?- can guide from YES to CHANGE SOMETHING.  Viewers want to change something when they aren't satisfied.  If some of the viewers keep their choices of being unhappy, then they are stubborn.  Let them keep doing whatever they're doing.

Take this message to heart because this question applies to people's life whether they are happy or not.  This question will be over again and again in their life because it has a deeper meaning.

Are you happy?

Flames

In this graphics interchange format (GIF) clip, a girl in a striped tank shirt who stands in the background of the jungle has a splattered blood across her poker face.  She doesn't smile as her eyes shows no sign of soul.  The camera's view pops frames by a close-up image of her face.  She furrows her brows angrily and her doe-eyes reveal reflection of bursting flames.  There is a subtitle on the bottom of the clip that says, "She swore revenge". 

The point of the GIF clip is that she sees something tragic before her own eyes and she decides to put a revenge on her enemies for people that might be her family or friends.  The revenge comes from her grudge and trauma that mix together.

Based on the girl's furious expression, there is a reflection of flames in her eyes that represents 'grudge', but also 'trauma' when she witness the situation where her family or friends are possibly burned to death.  Both grudge and trauma fuse into a 'revenge'.  Standing in the middle of the jungle, she seems shocked and unresponsive to the tragic situation as if she loses everything that are precious to her.  'Grudge' and 'trauma' trigger her to decide to avenge her family or family who are really close to her.  Revenge is a strong word because she wants to punch her enemies what they've done to her family or friends.  Her eyes with reflection of angry flames seemingly scream at her enemies 'Go. To. Hell.'  That's her desire that boils angrily inside of her.  She wants her enemies to deserve it cruelly.

This idea is important because some kids from all over world witness tragic situation that happens in the front of them and they might not erase their trauma.  Some of them can develop grudge toward their enemies who murder their family or friends.  They seek for revenge.

Final tests are coming soon.