But the deepest impression was when Mr. Leaping Frog said at the end, "If a tree falls in the forest, you will get three versions: yours, mine, and the tree." A
philosophical sentence, no ?
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Fairy tales can be like this
Peter 2022-03-20 09:02:04
Occasionally down to this new fairy tale, the major websites do not seem to have a grand introduction. But today, when I saw it, it was refreshing. Using today's popular reasoning mode, a story that everyone can memorize is interpreted with a new meaning. The original protagonist is not bad, but there are new characters, a man behind the scenes - a rabbit, a victim - a big man selling meat skewers, a reporter who digs news - wolf, a 75-year-old who loves 3G (extreme sports) The old lady - Little Red Riding Hood's grandmother, and Little Red Riding Hood who knows kung fu, and Mr. Leaping Frog, the reasoner. Looking at these characters, it is just like the traditional routine of a Hollywood detective film. It's just that the world speaks a new language, and it feels novel to wear it in the coat of a fairy tale.
But the deepest impression was when Mr. Leaping Frog said at the end, "If a tree falls in the forest, you will get three versions: yours, mine, and the tree." A
philosophical sentence, no ?
But the deepest impression was when Mr. Leaping Frog said at the end, "If a tree falls in the forest, you will get three versions: yours, mine, and the tree." A
philosophical sentence, no ?
Extended Reading
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[Commenting on Boingo's musical number]
The Wolf: The song was catchy, but the choreography was terrible.
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Granny: [after hearing the Bandit's plan to destroy the forest] Sweet tea and cookies, we've got to do something!
The Wolf: I know. The song was catchty, but choreography was terrible.