Sad story

Abigail 2021-11-12 08:01:24

It's the kind of classical story, the soundtrack, the story, the performance method, and even the English spoken by the characters are all "classical", which is the southern feeling of the United States in the 1930s and 40s.
Because it is classical, the story is very sad.
An impressive plot: The
little elephant secretly visits his mother at night. The mother sticks out his nose from the window, first touches its forehead tentatively, then strokes its neck to buttocks, and finally picks up the child. The nose looks like at first. The hand, and then became the embrace of the mother. The baby elephant sits on its mother's nose and shakes gently, as if in a cradle. At this time, the camera was taken to other animals, and all the children and their mothers were snuggling sweetly in their sleep.
Very teary.
Year 2009

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Extended Reading
  • Eldridge 2022-03-25 09:01:06

    The drunken fantasy style in the second half is scary, and the story is procrastinated, but I loved it when I was a kid.

  • Eldridge 2022-03-25 09:01:06

    Class theory and race theory; genius who was adored successively as an object of ridicule; mother in an insane asylum; melancholic experience engaged in pleasurable work; hallucinogenic alcohol and sources of inspiration; Freud in dreams; characters Transform and Revenge the Strong.

Dumbo quotes

  • [Timothy wakes up to find Jim Crow staring him in the face]

    Timothy Q. Mouse: [sleepily] Ohhhhhhhh! All those pink elephants.

    Jim Crow: Ah! Pink elephants? Mm-mmm!

    [Crows laugh]

    Timothy Q. Mouse: What's so funny? What're you boys doin' down here, anyway?

    Jim Crow: What're we doing *down* here? Well, hear him talk!

    Timothy Q. Mouse: [grudgingly, as he tries to get back to sleep] Ah, fly up a tree where you belong.

    [More laughter as Jim Crow puffs a circle of smoke around Timothy]

    Jim Crow: Now look here, Brother Rat...

    Timothy Q. Mouse: [suddenly standing up, then staring Jim straight in the face] Brother Rat? Now listen! I ain't your brother, and I ain't no rat, see?

    Jim Crow: Uh-uh. And I suppose you and no elephant ain't up in no tree, either.

    Timothy Q. Mouse: No! No, me in no tree and I'm no... What? Tree?

    [he and Jim look up, then down to see that they really are up a tree]

    Timothy Q. Mouse: [gasps, then squeals as he hides in Dumbo's trunk] Dumbo.

    [rushes to Dumbo's eyes]

    Timothy Q. Mouse: Dumbo. Wake up. Wake up, Dumbo!

    [gulps]

    Timothy Q. Mouse: Don't look now, but I think we're up in a tree!

  • Crows: [Pushing on Dumbo at the top of a cliff] Leeet's go! Leeet's go! Heaaave ho! Heaaave ho!

    Timothy Q. Mouse: Let's go, Dumbo!

    Crows: Leeet's go! Leeet's go!

    Timothy Q. Mouse: Come on now. Up, down! Up, down! One, two! One, two! One, two! Faster, faster! Build up flying speed! Detract your landing gear! Raise your fuselage! Take off!

    [Dumbo's flapping kicks up a lot of dust, obscuring everything]

    Timothy Q. Mouse: Aw, it's no use, Dumbo. I guess that was just another one of their - Look!

    [he sees Dumbo's shadow on the ground far below]

    Timothy Q. Mouse: Hot diggety! You're flyin'! You're flyin'!