[ SECRET POST #2031 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2031 ⌋

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

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Comments

[biohazardgirl]

I really like your analysis! It's very interesting.

(I'm going to be a bit more serious in my analysis now; the last bit was a bit jokey, although I did address some of the things I wanted to)

I don't know though. I think that most kids need to be exposed to dark themes through media, because fiction helps people cope with the sad reality of the real world. Ultimately what I think is cool about toy story is that in the third movie, the toys were prepared to accept their death in the furnace because they knew that they had each other until the very end. That's a really powerful message, and it's learned throughout the whole movie.

I'll sort of use a "God" allegory now to say that the toys learn that even when they feel that "God" (in this case, their child) has deserted them, they still can gather together with one another and stay strong through times of loneliness and purposelessness, and they learn that their purpose lies in one another instead of in some arbitrary authority figure. They learn that they can be happy even when times aren't good as long as they are together, and that when they die their lives will have not been for nothing because they will have enriched each other's lives. It's a pretty deep message, especially for a children's movie, but it's an important one: pay attention and give love to the ones you care about, because that's all that matters in the end.

Pinnochio is straight up scary though xD Talk about scaring kids straight.