Furthermore, the sound of the resultant vibration may be very different. And I have nodes, I can only sing loud, because I have to strain my vocal cords for them to even vibrate, and higher notes are harder for me now! They can be surgically removed, but are still very prone to reforming, and once you have them they are permanent.
I think I got mine from being in Cheer, shouting all the time. I would attach a recording of what my nodes sound like, but my roommates are here, and it is too awkward.
Tags: medmaladies science medicine pitch perfect vocal nodes sing. It's strange for there to not be any discussion of any other Bellas joining them. Every movie is full of fun performances , but they're also full of continuity errors. One of those is Chloe's career path. Her choices for what she opts to pursue don't make a whole lot of sense. In Pitch Perfect 2 , it's made clear that Chloe isn't entirely ready to move on from the Bellas.
She intentionally fails her Russian literature class multiple times in order to delay graduating. Why is she taking a Russian literature class, and more importantly, why is it preventing her from graduating, are never addressed. It especially doesn't make sense after Chloe says she wants to either be a kindergarten teacher or a dancer - neither of which would require that class.
In Pitch Perfect 3 , however, she's become a veterinary assistant, something she would have required additional schooling for anyway! Aubrey is the Bella most invested in performing and winning competitions in the first movie. In the second movie, despite having graduated, she's brought back to help the Bellas find their sound. She implies that she misses performing with them, and she even returns for their big finish at the international competition.
In Pitch Perfect 3 , Aubrey throws the other Bellas and the audience for a loop though. She reveals that she's relieved when Beca wins the competition - not the Bellas as a whole - because she hates the pressure of performing. While it's true that Aubrey doesn't deal with pressure well in the earlier movies, her loosening up on stage in the first movie's final mashup doesn't seem to indicate that she hates performing at all, but the opposite.
Pitch Perfect and Pitch Perfect 2 are about the Barden Bella's aspirations to win an acapella competition. While Pitch Perfect 3 includes some of that storyline into the film, another part of the film makes it seem like an action movie. Amy's father, Fergus, owns a large boat and kidnaps the Bellas to get Amy to see him. While Beca leads the Bellas in a cover of Brittney Spears' "Toxic," Amy rushes around the boat, using various karate skills to defeat her father's guards.
The tone of the third installment does not work with the other two and makes the storyline feel out of place. Pitch Perfect 3 gives a new perspective to Amy's life by revealing her history with her father. However, this storyline does not coincide with what the audience already knows about Amy's past. While the previous films never make the plot about Amy and Fergus to be completely false, it is not realistic within the context of the first two films.
The joke about not wishing to do cardio in Pitch Perfect does not make as much sense if she was raised on martial arts.
While it does give more insight into Amy's past, the subplot was too isolated from the rest of the trilogy's storylines. In Pitch Perfect , Lilly introduces herself as Lilly. Yet, in Pitch Perfect 3, she re-introduces herself to the Bellas as Ester. While her identity becomes a question, that is not the only continuity problem that the character faces.
Throughout the first film, Lilly is a low speaker, talking in a whisper all the time. At the end of the first film, she speaks at an average volume aloud and continues to use a louder voice.
However, Lilly returns to using a soft voice in the next two films. She is not as focused on winning and keeping Bella traditions as Aubrey Posen. She often takes Beca's side in arguments, showing that she is too tired of Aubrey's controlling nature towards the group. However, Chloe is one of the few people who seems to handle Aubrey's abrasive and controlling behavior and get along with her, despite her difficult personality. Chloe claims to be very proud of her body, and doesn't seem to have many personal boundaries, and little understanding for personal space.
She walks in on Beca in the showers and acts like nothing is wrong. Chloe is very affectionate and sweet, and cares a great deal about Aubrey and the others. Chloe seems to have less of a problem with Aubrey's vomiting than the others, and is clearly used to her best friend.
Her big moment is when she defies Aubrey for the first time, and wins when she invites Beca back to the group. In the second film, she now co-leads with Beca, since Aubrey had graduated for four years. She purposely fails Russian literature three times just to remains with the Bellas.
She is shown to be more controlling after the Kennedy Center humiliation. Much like Aubrey during the first film, Chloe is determined to clean the Bellas name and get them back to top and seems to replace Aubrey as the strict co-leader of the Bellas. Aubrey and Chloe have been best friends long before the others joined the Bellas, as seen in the beginning of the first film.
They are then the co-leaders of the group, who is desperately tries to recruit underclassmen to join the now low Barden Bellas. Altough they are co-leads, It appears to be more of Aubrey being president and Chloe vice-president rather than an equal partnership. Aubrey seems to take more of a lead during rehearsals. Aubrey is rather controlling over Chloe and rarely listens to her opinion.
For example, Aubrey rebuffs Chloe's advice to recruit people based on their talents rather than looks. However, that all comes to an end when Chloe eventually breaks down during an argument over Beca, as she is sick with her more controlling and that she is treated more like below her rather than equal. The two have a physical fight after Aubrey vomits due to stress and anger. Chloe and Aubrey both care a great deal about each other, and the two reconcile quickly after their argument.
After Chloe admits to having nodes, Aubrey is the first to go to her side and comfort her. At the end of the first film, it is shown that the two have graduated, as they are no longer with the Bellas. Chloe seems to like Beca from the start, and often defends her to Aubrey, or gets a little too close for comfort.
She points her out during the Activities Fair, and even approaches her when Aubrey tells her not to. Even after Beca refuses to join the Bellas, Chloe continues to pursue her and even corners her in the shower, because she heard Beca sing Titanium. Chloe makes her sing with her, and the two girls sing Titanium together, before being rudely interrupted by Tom, Chloe's suspected boyfriend. At aca-initiation night, Chloe tells Beca "I think we'll be really fast friends.
When Chloe can't solo due to her nodes, she tells Aubrey that Beca should do the solo. She is often the one to break-up fights between Aubrey and Beca, often trying to make a rational point to add to Beca's side, and Chloe is clearly extremely affectionate towards Beca. She is visibly upset when Beca snaps at her after the fight at Regionals, and is the first to text Beca asking her back when the Bellas are brought back into the ICCA's.
She tells Aubrey that Beca makes the Bellas better.
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