Mundanity

The episode details a post-apocalyptic love story both through major milestones and the comfortable everyday mundanity that makes a life.

Where gets The Narrator's mental illness wrong is implying that the mundanity of his daily struggles triggered a mental break allowing the dissociative identity disorder to emerge.

Amorim, the new United manager, has said some impressive things and made some brave calls but all of that pales rather when set against the enduring mundanity of his team’s football.

Directed in the studio of Teatro Municipal for Companhia de Teatro de Almada by Francisco himself, the production succeeded in expressing the numbing, menacing mundanity and the bleak comedy of the play.

Much of the film follows the mundanity of family life, never venturing inside the camp, while the background sound and the billowing smoke hints at the horrors taking place over the fence.

This expectation to reestablish one of football’s most iconic dynasties sooner rather than later has led to a vicious cycle of mundanity and frustration.

Instead of having fun with the awkwardness and mundanity, it just feels uncomfortable and boring.

Perhaps that’s why cinema has such a fascination with the more grandiose, manic version of the serial killer—these stories thrill us even as they’re distracting us from the more pressing danger and mundanity of everyday evil.