This is the first of my two posts here at jackie earle haley shutter island. I’m excited to share another post with you that explores some of the things I love about my island. I’m also excited to share another post with you, but this one is more about my favorite places.
Hahaha, this one is about my favorite places! I’ve been to so many of them, it’s ridiculous. I thought I was the only one who liked the ocean, but apparently, I’m not. I’ve also been to so many restaurants, bars, and coffee shops, but I’ve only really tried a few of them myself.
I am currently living in a house in the middle of the woods with my dog Otis and my cat Lola, which is kind of an awesome thing because they are both deaf and my dog, Otis, is super deaf, so for me, it means that I can be deaf in the middle of the woods.
The woods are where you go when you don’t know what else to do. Otis can still hear humans and even other animals, but his hearing and language are all shut down. Lola, meanwhile, is deaf but can still understand what’s going on around her. Lola is the only deaf dog on Deathloop, and she’s the one that Otis and his master, Rufus, take care of.
Otis and Lola are blind in both hearing and vision, but the main character is deaf in both hearing and speaking. That’s a huge handicap when you have to travel through the woods, but also a huge safety issue. Otis and Lola are not the only characters on Deathloop to be deaf, as we also have a dog named Rufus who is deaf in both hearing and language.
As it turns out, Otis and Lola can hear him, because they are Otis and Lola. Otis and Lola are also deaf in the other senses, too.
I mean, yeah, we’re just human-like aliens. It would be really difficult for us to understand the other characters without hearing them.
Lola and Otis are deaf, too. It’s a real problem for the deaf, as they often have to be the only character who is aware of their situation. But it’s also a problem for deaf and hard of hearing kids in general. Because of this, we’re hoping that Otis and Lola will one day be given a character who has the ability to hear both deaf and hearing characters.
A great example of this is in the new film Jackie Earle Haley’s ‘The Last Ride’, which I highly recommend you check out. It shows an interesting and well-executed way for deaf characters to express themselves without having to rely on speech. Otis and Lola are both deaf and their characterizations are also based on that fact.
I feel like deaf characters are underrepresented in film, so I’ve been looking for opportunities to bring them more to the fore. The new trailer doesn’t have anything to do with deaf people – Jackie Earle Haleys is about a deaf schoolteacher who tries to help a deaf girl who is trying to make friends with the kids in her class. In the new trailer, she’s just a nice, cool, white girl who happens to be a deaf girl.
