[ SECRET POST #3499 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3499 ⌋

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[(Anonymous)]

And there's also the fact that some fish (most of them, I think) eat other fish, and how that would be perceived by the land folks. I daresay they'd see the merfolk as savages, or at least hypocrites.

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I was wondering about this. Humans are bad because they eat fish. Sharks are scary (presumably also because eating fish). Ursula is shown eating sentient shrimp or whatever...it's like...part of what makes her evil.

But Triton has his big seashell chariot pulled by dolphins.

Who eat fish.

So sharks are evil but dolphins are okay because reasons?

And do we really believe that mermaids just eat kelp or whatever all the time?

I keep feeling like this gets into "some fish are more equal than others" thing.

And this was my favorite movie as a kid. Not that I thought of these things at the time. :)