[ SECRET POST #5405 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #5405 ⌋

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[(Anonymous)]

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I don't get why anyone would think a child not growing up would be a bad thing.

I always remember the movie AI: Artificial Intelligence where the main charater was a child robot, and supposedly the climax of the film was his reunion with the woman who'd given birth to the child he was based on and lost him too soon?

I get the urge to film that emotional reunion - but is there really anything worse than being a robot child who will never become an adult? UGH. Anne Rice wrote a character like that (Claudia in the Vampire Chronicles) but at least she understood that the idea of a child character who can't grow up is HORROR. Not cute and cuddly.

[(Anonymous)]

Correction:

I don't get why anyone would think a child not growing up would be a bad thing.

I fucked that up. Children grow up, as they should. Childhood is temporary and short. Most people live the main bulk of their lives as adults.

[(Anonymous)]

Yeah, exactly. That's the whole point of Peter Pan--Wendy is the main character of the book, and she must grow up, because staying like Peter isn't a GOOD thing.