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Staying true to a single purpose—a main idea—allows for clarity, effective action, and accomplishment. Reading what is on the page, looking out for the surprising, leads to significant learning, and the ethical treatment of others. Reading for the main idea leads to thoughtless projection of prejudices, and ultimately to treating the other unethically. Endlessly following tangents leads to a loss of focus and direction and complete ineffectuality. Each purpose emerges as a compensation for the exigency present in context Each context revalues opposing purpose as negative Controlling Value for McKee Controlling Value for Gallop

Accepting oneself as one is will bring peace, freedom to be, and willingness to play full out Striving to live according to a superficial notion of perfection leads to a superficial, narrow, and empty life Network of Controlling Values for Barbie Being imperfect leads to loss, failure, rejection, exclusion, etc. Being perfect and beautiful brings success, love, admiration, fun, and fulfillment Purpose Context

Staying true to one’s deepest impulses, regardless of social consequences, leads to greatness Giving in to another’s requirements for acceptance is an act of weakness, and doing so is cowardice Network of Controlling Values for confession Holding back and refusing to give up one’s position leads to great suffering and pain for all involved Confessing one’s sins brings one back into grace, love, and acceptance; healing becomes possible Purpose Context

Mutual self- destruction allows for life in all its fullness Operating within a living structure grants power and effective performance Mindlessly destroying forms leaves us with the inability to live Consumerism leads to spiritual death Network of Controlling Values for Fight Club

Knowing the truth leads to freedom Trusting the illusion allows full participation in life Living according to an ideal produces endless suffering Ignorance enslaves Network of Controlling Values for The Matrix

Staying true to one’s creative vision allows for true originality and brilliance Adaptation to changing conditions allows one to thrive and overcome Remaining fixated on petty attachments brings one to fail to respond and deal effectively with life Succumbing to the influence of others destroys individuality Network of Controlling Values for Adaptation

Maintaining a safe distance preserves dignity and strength Taking risks leads to growth and development Closing oneself off to others will destroy relationships Intimacy leads to loss of autonomy Network of Controlling Values for Eternal Sunshine

Staying true to a single controlling idea allows for clarity, effective action, and accomplishment. Reading what is on the page, looking out for the surprising, leads to significant learning, and the ethical treatment of others. Reading for the main idea leads to thoughtless projection of prejudices, and ultimately to treating the other unethically. Endlessly following tangents leads to a loss of focus and direction and complete ineffectuality. Each purpose emerges as a compensation for the exigency present in its context Each context converts opposing purpose down McKee’s perspective Gallop’s perspective