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Hello, my name is Bernadette Taklit Bardot, and I portray Violet Arden in the upcoming feature Confessions of a Freud Girl: Unfinished Therapy—Echoes of the Mind. You are about to watch a new installment of the series.
Hello, I’m Bernadette Taklit Bardot, and I’m honored to portray Violet Arden in Confessions of a Freud Girl: Unfinished Therapy—Echoes of the Mind. Thank you for joining us for this new installment. I’m excited to welcome you into this next chapter and to share Violet’s presence with you. We hope this experience stays with you, invites reflection, and gives you something meaningful to take away. Please settle in, enjoy the journey, and welcome to Confessions of a Freud Girl: Unfinished Therapy—Echoes of the Mind.
The following excerpt is representative of the author’s body of work, which often combines fragmented memory, symbolic imagery, and reflective prose to explore identity, aging, intimacy, and the ambiguity of personal history:
“The story of Mary and Peter to the doyens so confounded in them as our pixilated story what that had been, brewing with, such, veiled understanding of how the candle burned so searingly next to the portrait of Jules Raphael nebulously. And thus its own dim flame and ambiguous placidness that it seemed to be one of signification and allegory in their lives in the year 1966. And what had come about through naturism in the end at the retirement home and how Arthur Didier had seen the many speckled persuasions of himself. When I’d known, in these diaries,”
The Creative Process A Conversation with the Unconscious
Tabitha has been published in A Village with a Poem, where her work includes the poem “The Bell Tolls Over the Wisconsin River.” Her writing has also appeared in BlazeVOX, including the short story “Letter Frustrations for a Freud Girl” and the poem “A Reddened Cradle to Sleep In Amid the Requiem.
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