Laura van den Berg

In terms of specific cinematic influences, certainly I'd recommend 'Juan de los Muertos,' and I also really love this French zombie movie - 'Les Revenants' - where the dead reanimate for no apparent reason.

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Used mainly in medical or fictional scenarios involving reviving someone from death or unconsciousness.

Medical Context

Implies a significant effort or process often involving emergency measures or advanced technology.

Intensity

Suggests a one-time event, not something that happens regularly.

Not Recurring

Used when someone's morale or motivation is significantly lifted.

Emotional Boost

Refers to replenishing someone's energy or enthusiasm as if giving them a new life.

Renewed Energy

Often used with projects, businesses, or ideas that are being brought back to success or popularity.

Revitalizing Things

Suggests a process over time rather than an immediate effect.

Not Instant

Can imply giving a new opportunity to something that was once considered obsolete or unsuccessful.

Second Chance

 we can take the food we need from the earth and actually heal the earth in the process this this is a way to reanimate the world and that's what's so exciting about this perspective when we really begin to feel darwin's insights in our

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 reanimate mary shelley heard about these experiments through her circle of writer and scientist friends influencing her novel frankenstein about a scientist obsessed with the secret of life dr victor frankenstein assembles body

Science Fiction Inspires...

 stuck inside here. And let's just pick out a few elements. We can zip through them as a possibility. We can grab elements off the front, where upon they reanimate, come to life,

Reanimate

Medical Context

Intensity

Not Recurring

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