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I Am Many: Multiple Identities in Persona 3

Posted on June 18, 2013 by Mark Filipowich

Ever notice how most fiction treats a breakdown of identity as just about the worst thing that can happen? Oedipus’s tragedy stems from not knowing who he “really” is, Mad Men is all about characters creating and escaping their “real” … Continue reading →

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