Did you know that a Ferengi makes a great money drawing charm?
Or that a Bajoran makes a great spirit guide?
Now for anyone who thinks I am being silly, I am not. The cultural impact of tv shows/movies in the last 40 years have more then just a few hints at the myths they are based in.
Studies of the most popular ground breaking shows (Star Trek, Buffy the Vampire Slayer, Star Wars) are no secret. Entire University courses are devoted to them, countless books, essays, lectures and conventions have sprung up to talk about what they pull from society, what they are rooted in and what they give back to us.
This is not ground breaking news to any of you by all means. But how many of you have stopped to think about what the characters and their traits mean?
With Jediism now a officially recognized religion you have to wonder what paths and myths will emerge with the new era.
Tuesday, April 20, 2010
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I'm pretty sure you misspelled the word "Polie" on your site. You might want to check out a site like SpellRadar.com or SiteCheck.com which have helped me with problems like this in the past.
It looks like you have a couple spelling errors on your website such as the word "Polie". Check out a service like SpellAce.com to help. We've used it in the past and liked it.
I hated this story as a child. It made me want to cry. I still hate it and im 58. I use to wish that in the end when he became a swan he would go back and hurt his mother and siblings and all of those who tormented him. The abuse is horrific. How can this be considered a childrens story.
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