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If we dare to face the lies, we will find that we are only a part of it....
Annetta 2022-03-22 09:01:53
Lies have existed since there was language, or lie in our blood when there is no language. Lying is natural, just like the growth rings of a tree must be circular. In the creation machine of society, we need more and more beautiful lies to cover up our inner helplessness. Children carry lies in their nature, but this is not a bad root, but makes them more vivid and lovely. When max is in a group of giant ugly In front of monsters, if nothing happened, when they made up their own "fairy tales", who would blame a child for the sins committed, even if they were finally seen by everyone, it would be a thing of the past, who cares, at least now you and I know each other. , There are many kinds of human communication, and it is not simply outspoken or the so-called sincerity. It may be safer to dare to face it! What we lack is not words, but understanding, understanding with children and monsters, an understanding that we value even when it is based on lies!
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Where the Wild Things Are quotes
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Max: There were some buildings... There were these really tall buildings, and they could walk. Then there were some vampires. And one of the vampires bit the tallest building, and his fangs broke off. Then all his other teeth fell out. Then he started crying. And then, all the other vampires said, "Why are you crying? Weren't those just your baby teeth?" And he said, "No. Those were my grown-up teeth." And the vampires knew he couldn't be a vampire anymore, so they left him. The end.
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Max: Did you make this?
Carol: Yeah, yeah.
Max: It's very good.
Carol: We were gonna make a whole world like this. Now, everyone used to come here, but you know... you know what it feels like when all your teeth are falling out really slowly and you don't realize and then you notice that, well, they're really far apart. And then one day... you don't have any teeth anymore.
Max: Yeah.
Carol: Well it was like that.