The document discusses the author asking friends and strangers online about their interpretations of a yin yang necklace. Responses included it symbolizing opposites, love, being whole, separation, and the good and bad in relationships. The author realized people may view the necklace differently than intended and plans to record more opinions after confirming several responses aligned with their intended message.

1. I went round and asked a few
friends as well as people I’ve
never met before through iMessage
(iPhone), Facebook and Formspring
the question above. While checking
through my group’s blog I saw a
post written by Zee explaining
what her interpretation of the
Ying yang necklace was. It got me
thinking; maybe I was a bit too
thoughtless to just assume people
would view the necklace in the

2. same
way
as I
do.
As
there’s no college on Monday and
Tuesday, I’m going to wait till
Wednesday to video record peoples
opinions.

3. Here is
a
response I got from a friend of
mine; she’s into
rock/pop/country music however
even though she isn’t into
indie her answer out of
everyone I asked was the
closest to how I view the
necklace.

4. Another friend, Kit, told me
through Facebook that the necklace
could symbolize love, being whole
(as one) and separation. I believe
when the necklace is placed in a
certain setting then the
environment it’s in will effect
how the viewers interpret it. I’m
hoping the way my group have used
it will provoke these views and
opinions.

5. On formspring which is a site were
random people ask random questions
to each other is a site I chose,
this user said he thought it could
symbolize a couple apart and the
good and bad in a relationship.
All these answers have common

6. elements including ; opposites and
separation which is more or less
what my group has tried to achieve
with the necklace.