Warning- this is a very petty post, but I think I'm entitled to at least one petty, pissed-off reaction every time I finish a classic novel that hit harder than I expected so take this as my quota for the year.
Also spoiler warning for a book that came out over a century ago but still, I didn't know the plot going in so don't want to ruin it for anyone else, if you haven't read it shut your eyes. (Also Local Tumblr User Going Wild Over Book Published a Hundred Years Ago That Everybody Else Already Read should probably be categorised as akey part of indigenous tumblr culture at this point).
Anyway I just finished the War of the Worlds and in between studying I've thinking about Themes and Motifs as you do, and idly looking for further analysis. I then accidentally ran into an article called 'A Quiet Place II Succeeds Where the War of the Worlds Failed' and:
Now I haven't seen any of the Quiet Place films, this is not a rant against them and of course everyone is entitled to their own opinions. But re: the ending of The War of the Worlds, I have to ask, did this guy somehow miss, uh, the entire point of the book or am I just utterly insane?
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you know i wonder where the essay is, i certainly don't have it prepared, what it reflects about society, that the '99 trigun was a fun action western-sci-fi anime with a plot that wove itself out slowly and had plenty of heart that got serious eventually but was also a quirky romp through most of its run
and the '23 trigun stampede is a dystopian sci-fi set in a crumbling desert that can barely support life with a dark plot that drags you under immediately and also does have a lot of heart but ultimately appears to have the theme of scavenging that heart from a place that gives you no reason to believe it exists
like, as time capsules i feel like it's unintentionally saying something about us, about where we've come to and come from, that the same basic story is told in two such wildly different ways, after less than a quarter-century
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There should be an anime about trans gay burnt out ex-gifted kids who are in their mid to late 20s, 30s, 40s+ who are magical theys and are all in a polycule together and fighting some antagonist monster force while trying to manage how the fuck to pay rent and bills and things.
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So I got bored and decided to make a Transformer based on a ragdoll that I had and I still think I have somewhere now most of the colors were actually black or gray but there were some other colors like the red and green I sort of improvise with some of the extra colors might change a few colors here or there at some point but I think she came out pretty good definitely looks like a hot mess which is what I was going for since ragdolls usually look like a hot mess themselves I was going to go with a different name but honestly I feel like Trailfire just kind of fits
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But i'll be real with you gang, i don't get the Point. Protect history, but you're going back in time to defeat the hra who are also going back in time to change history it will never end unless you destroy the hra as an organisation bc they can spend a decade regrouping, if they're still gonna return to 1582 to save nobunaga or whatever it is that they do. You can't just protect history from attempts to change it, you have to destroy the source of revisionism itself by attacking the hra.
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