This blog post is a bit overdue but itâs been all change and rest here at the Inverness office. Our last day at Loch Flemington was Tuesday 27th March, which is a month ago now â how time flies!This last month has seen VO Charlotte finish and move onto pastures new, our two new residential VOâs moving in, Esther and Matt, and VO Mairi leaving for sunnier adventures, although she will be returning.orag, who runs the project, soon had us all sussed and sorted onto tasks we would enjoy and the morning went past so quickly. Itâs a lovely place to work at and provides a relaxing atmosphere for our volunteers. Morag herself is a wee gem, and itâs lovely to meet someone who is so passionate and encouraging.
Definition of Persona. The term persona has been derived from a Latin word â persona â that means the mask of an actor, and is therefore etymologically linked to the dramatis personae which refers to the list of characters and cast in a play or a drama.It is also known as a theatrical mask.n literature, authors use persona to express their ideas, beliefs and voices they are not able to express freely due to some restrictions or that they cannot put into words otherwise. Persona is also sometimes a role a person or a character assumes in public or in the society he lives in.
Wikipedia: persona A persona, in the word's everyday usage, is a social role or a character played by an actor. The word derives from the Latin for mask or character, derived from the Etruscan word phersu, with the same meaning. The Persona in literature Criticism of poetry and fiction to refer to a second self created by the author and through whom the narrative is related.