[ SECRET POST #5757 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #5757 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.


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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

Secrets like this make me wonder if there were any other kids who knew cartoons were just cartoons. Hand on heart, I can’t understand being traumatised by any of that. I could watch Watership Down right after Attenborough and not confuse the anthropomorphic characters with real animals.

[(Anonymous)]

i don't think any kid was confusing real animals with cartoon animals. they were just empathizing with the characters and feeling bad for them when bad things happened to them like you would for any character in a piece of fiction that's well written.

[(Anonymous)]

For me personally it was a combination of me overemphasizing with fictional characters and the fact that all my consumed media up until that point had the hero or heroes of the story survive their ordeals. I didn't know protagonists could die in their stories. I was shocked when animals started dying in Farthing Wood. I thought it was really unfair. What do you mean, they don't all make it to their new home? 7 year old me was pissed off, lol.