hannahbelle_cloud

Have you ever heard the term “regression to the mean”? It’s a bit of a technical way of saying thing’s will always even out. Not like “thing’s will get better” but More like thing’s can’t always be bad. So no matter how bad things get Or how good. They always come back to the middle. 
          	Regression to the mean.

hannahbelle_cloud

Have you ever heard the term “regression to the mean”? It’s a bit of a technical way of saying thing’s will always even out. Not like “thing’s will get better” but More like thing’s can’t always be bad. So no matter how bad things get Or how good. They always come back to the middle. 
          Regression to the mean.

hannahbelle_cloud

Every novel has its own take on the romantic hero. Most novels use that classic trope that we’ve all grown tired of: The Love Triangle. Wickham lied about Darcy’s father to gain Elizabeth’s affections. Jay Gatsby wined and dined Daisy Buchanan, offering her a life her husband, Tom couldn’t. Linton was the safe choice of my favorite heroine, Catherine Earnshaw, who chose him over a life of destructive passion with Heathcliff.