al·ter ego (ôl t r)n. Another side of oneself; a second self. |
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| The evening brings the fashionistas to the alter-ego lounge
where they sip pricy martinis or shoot pool at the ultramodern bar. Self-Made Man: One Woman's Journey Into Manhood And Back Again
covers her discoveries under her alter-ego Ned, where she experiences
male camaraderie, a high-pressure sales career, dates with women, and
more. As
Jack, the young boy from MacDonald's Another Perfect Day, goes
about his "perfect" life--diving into mounds of candy, roping
dragons, batting meteorites out of the atmosphere (all in his alter-ego,
Clark Kentish guise as a grown-up hero in suit and tie)--he feels as if
"something was missing. |
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