This is a hard one to talk about. Not
because I don't like fairy tales--or how I like to call them fantasies, the
proper definition! (drinks tea
snobbishly) Anywho, I can't really think of anything to say about the subject
or, like my other posts, how it relates to being an artist. I mean I guess that
I can bring up how it connects to God and the Bible but there are two things to
that; one, despite me considering myself a Catholic, I'm not that much of a
religious person, and two, I don't have that much experience with religion and
I don't want to talk about something I don't really have that much knowledge
of. Unless you want you and me to go into a heated argument on which Hüsker Dü album
is better, Zen Arcade or New Day Rising (I prefer New Day), the you're on!
What I do know is
that fairy tales, or whatever you like to call them, is that they are good for
telling whatever story you want, whether it is a literal fantasy set in the
typical Medieval times, or have it take place in present day, like with Harry
Potter and…the Twilight Saga (shutters because that’s what every guy does when
that comes up in conversation AM I COOL YET?!?!). Or, with the examples shown
the other day Father and Daughter, Man Bought a House, and Bunny, they can have
fantastical elements that is gripped in reality and doesn’t have witches,
warlocks, knights, princesses, and dragons. And can be rather sad. Father and
Daughter brought you to tears! DON’T LIE! There are so many ways to tell a
fantasy story that really no one way is right or wrong. It’s rather broad when
you do think about it.
And that’s all I can
think of…
Yeah…
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BYE!!!
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