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Parallels Between Willow and The Mandalorian

Posted on December 13, 2020 by carilynn27

Parallels Between Willow and The Mandalorian As I watched the second season of The Mandalorian, it struck me that there were some parallels to the 1988 film Willow. Although one is Science Fiction and the other is traditional Fantasy, they … Continue reading →

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Posted in Literature/Pop Culture, Movies/TV, Mythology | Tagged 1988, 2020, Ahsoka Tano, Anakin, beskar, Character Arc, Cherlindria, Din Djarin, Elora Danan, Evil, George Lucus, Good, Gorgu, Jedi, Madmartigan, Mando, Redeem, Redemption, Sorsha, Star Wars, The Asset, The Child, The Chronicles of the Shadow War, The Empire, The Force, The Mandalorian, The New Republic, Tir Asleen, Willow | Leave a comment

She-Ra and the Princesses of Power

Posted on November 18, 2018 by carilynn27

She-Ra and the Princesses of Power November 2018 This She-Ra is less edgy than the original perhaps, but more modern. She-Ra represents modern Feminism and it is interesting to note the sometime subtle differences crept up in the 32 or … Continue reading →

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Posted in Culture, Event, Feminism, Literature/Pop Culture, Movies/TV, Mythology | Tagged 11 years old, 17-18 years old, 1985, 20-25 years old, 2018, Adora, Angella, anime, backstory, Balance Nature, Big Hero Six, Bow, Brightmoon, Broom, California Hippie, Castaspella, Catra, Crystal Castle, Die, Eco-Feminist, Entrapta, Erroll Flynn, Eternia, Etheria, Evil, Feminist, Feminist Ecology, First Ones, For The Honor of Grayskull, Frosta, Frosta Eskimo, Game of Thrones, Glimmer, Goddess, Good, Greed, Halo, He-Man, Headdress, Hordak, Horse, horsey, Industrialization, Jack Sparrow, Jem, Kill, King Micha, Light Hope, Lighthope, Lyanna Mormont, Madam Raz, Magic, Maleficent, malevolent, Mermista, Mermista Indian, mother and daughter, mother-daughter relationship, Mysticism, mysticore, Nature, Netflix, Norse Mythology, old woman, Pastoral, Pegasus, Perfuma, Perfuma Mixed Race. Bow Black, Planet, Princess of Power, Princesses of Power, psychological manipulation, Queen Angella, Rebel, Rebel Camp, Rebellion, Runes, Scorpia, Sea Hawk, Secret of the Sword, sexualized, shadow tendrils, Shadow Weaver, Shadoweaver, She-ra, Spinnerella, Star Wars, Star Wars Prequels, Storm Troopers, Swift Wind, Swiftwind, Synergy, Tech, Technology, The Fright Zone, The Horde, The Incredibles, Unicorn, Vallkyrie, Whispering Woods, Woods | 3 Comments

The Haunting of Hill House 1959

Posted on October 16, 2018 by carilynn27

February 22, 1999 The Haunting of Hill House The Haunting of Hill House was a 1959 book by Shirley Jackson. Shirley Jackson was born December 14, 1914 in San Francisco. She had been reading and writing all her life. She … Continue reading →

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Posted in Literary Criticism, Literature/Pop Culture, Movies/TV | Tagged 1959, 1999, Abigail, Adventure, Agoraphobic, Angel, Angle, Are Some People Born Bad?, Arthur Parker, bed, Blood, Book, Burned House Down, California, changes, Children, Class, Cold, Cold Spot, Coldness, Crane, Crazy, Creative Writing Classes, Dare, Dark, deadly, Death, Demons, Depression, Disorted Views, Dr. Montague, Drinking, Driveway, Eleanora, England, Evil, Explore, Family Novels, Flaky, French Palace, Gates, Ghost Hunt, Ghost Stories, Gone, Good, Gothic, Gothic Literature, grace, Grief, Guilt, hand holding, Heaven and Hell, Help Eleanor Come Home, Henry James, horror, House, House Is Toying With Them, Hugh Crain, Imprints, In Love, Isolated, Journey's End When Lover's Meet, land decays, Luke, mansion, Markway, Married, mentally ill, mind creates physical manifestations, Mother's Death, Movie, Mrs. Dudley, Mystery Machine, Nancy Miller, Nell, Nelly, New York, Norville Rogers, Novel, Ominous, opressive, Oscar, OSU, Ouija Board, People Are Killed, poisonous plant, Poltergeists, Power, problems, Psychic, scared, scary noises, Scooby Doo, Scream, Screamed, Screaming, secretive, Seculuded, Shirley, Shirley Jackson, Sleep, Stanley Hymn, statues, STOP, storms, Suicide, Supernatural, Suspense, The Haunting 1963 Movie, The Haunting of Hill House, The Innocents, The Lottery, The Nursery, The Ohio State University, The Tower, The Turn of the Screw, Thelma, Theo, Trapped, trying to leave, Unexpected Evil in Life, USA, Villagers, Wake, Walk Alone, Winchester House, Won't Stay After Dark, Writing, Written on the Wall | Leave a comment

Sydney as Sophia

Posted on July 25, 2015 by carilynn27

Sydney as Sophia Rambaldi and the Holy Grail Sophia is the embodiment of the sacred feminine. She is the bride of Christ and the Holy Grail itself. Sydney Bristow in the television show Alias is also a symbolic of Holy … Continue reading →

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Posted in Literature/Pop Culture, Mythology, Religion | Tagged Alias, angels fall from the sky, Apocalypse, Bad Robot, bind them with fury, Black, Blood, blood red horses, Bloodline, Bride of Christ, Carl Jung, Chosen One, Creation, Da Vinci Code, Destruction, Disclosure, Evil, Goddess, Good, Holy Blood Holy Grail, Holy Grail, Immortality, Jennifer Garner, Jesus Christ, JJ Abrams, Kendall, Lazarey, Lazarus, Muller Device, Nadia, Obliterate, Passenger. Time Travel, Prophecy, Red Liquid, Resurrection, Rimbaldi End Game, Romanov, Sophia, Sydney Bristow, The Cube, The Horizon, unseen marks, Wisdom | Leave a comment

Notes From The Underground

Posted on December 6, 2014 by carilynn27

April 22, 2010 Notes From The Underground “Leave us to ourselves, without our books, and at once, we get in a muddle and lose our way—we don’t know whose side we are on or where to give our allegiance, … Continue reading →

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Posted in Literature/Pop Culture, Lost, Movies/TV, Science/Philosophy | Tagged Ab Aeterno, balance, choice, Destiny, Everybody Loves Hugo, Evil, Existentialism, Faith, Fate, Free Will, Fydor Dostoevsky, Good, Intellectual Issues, Lost, Micheal, Misanthropic, Notes From The Underground, Opposing Forces, Philosophy, Poor Choices, Sartre, society, Spirituality, The Man in Black, Writer's of Lost, Yang, Yin | Leave a comment

Madeline L’Engle

Posted on October 28, 2014 by carilynn27

Madeline L’Engle Madeline L’Engle is one of my favorite children’s authors. I first read A Wrinkle in Time in 6th grade maybe. It was published in 1962 and my mother remembered reading it. In any case, I got a copy … Continue reading →

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Posted in Biology, Literature/Pop Culture, Lost, Movies/TV, Religion, Science/Philosophy | Tagged A House Like A Lotus, A Ring of Endless Light, A Swiftly Tilting Planet, A Wind in The Door, A Winkle In Time, An Acceptable Time, Austins, Biblical, Biology, Calvin O'Keef, Cellular, Charles Wallace Murry, Christianity, Chronos, Conrad Aiken, Debbie Gibson, Disney Movie Awful, Druids, Echthroi, Enemy, Evil, Female Protagonist, Geeky Girl, Good, Greece, It, Kairos, Le Morte d'Arthur, Mad, Madeline L'Engle, Madoc, Many Waters, Meg Murry, Michael Ende, Moon By Night, Morning Song of Senlin, Mrs Whatsit, Mrs Whosit, Native Americans, Nephilim, Noah, Nuclear Power, Phantom Menance, Polly O'Keef, Possession, Psalm 69:13, Runes, Sandy and Dennys Murry, Science, Seraphim, Silence Speaks A Thousand Words, Star Wars, Tesseract, The Arm of the Starfish, The Flood, The Force, The Neverending Story, The Nothing, The Time Quartet, The Time Quintet, The Young Unicorns, Time Travel, Unicorn, Welsh | Leave a comment

Patterns of Tragicomedy in Shaw

Posted on October 14, 2014 by carilynn27

Patterns of Tragicomedy in Bernard Shaw By CD Sidhi, Bahari Publishers, 1978 The evolution of tragedy and comedy merged into a new species called the Tragi-Comedy. Happy Endings in historical tragicomedy can be found as far back as he 17th … Continue reading →

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Posted in Literary Criticism, Literature/Pop Culture, Politics/Economics, Religion | Tagged 1978, Absurdest, Anti-Christ, Antigone, Aristotle, Beckett, CD Sidhi, Christ, Comedy, Conflicts, Creative Evolution, Critical Thinking, Criticism, Destiny of a Nation, Disillusionment, England, Evil, Existentialism, Faust, GBS, George Bernard Shaw, Goethe, Hamlet, Happy Ending, Heartbreak House, Heaven, Hell, Hero, Ibsen, John Bull's Other Island, Major Barbara, Manufacturing of Misunderstanding, No Ending, Open-Ended, Patterns of Tragicomedy in Bernard Shaw, Prometheus, Savage God, Shavian, Slice of Life, Story of A Nation, Tragedy, Unresolved, Wagner, Waiting For Godot, Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf, Wild Duck, World Betterer | Leave a comment

Shaw and the Play of Ideas

Posted on October 14, 2014 by carilynn27

Shaw And The Play of Ideas By Robert F Whitman, 1977 Shaw’s hostility to Capitalism as the source of most of civilized man’s economic, social and moral ills, is both well known and persuasive throughout his writing….And war in general … Continue reading →

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Posted in Literary Criticism, Literature/Pop Culture, Politics/Economics, Religion | Tagged 1977, Boredom, Burden on Society, Capitalist, Capitalists, Communication, community, Creative Evolution, Don Juan, Drama, Duty, Evil, Evolution, Fabian Soceity, GBS, George Bernard Shaw, God, Government, Heavne, Hell, hope, Hopeless, Humankind, Justice, Life-Force, Logic, Logical Process, Morality, Paradox, Politics, Poor, Public Forum, Reality, Reason, Religion, Rich, Robert F Whitman, Self-Delusion, Self-Indulgence, Shavian, Shaw, Shaw and The Play of Ideas, Sincere, Socialism, Thought, Unvierse | Leave a comment

Person of Interest

Posted on May 9, 2014 by carilynn27

Person of Interest “Eternal Vigilance is the Price of Liberty,” is often attributed to Thomas Jefferson. However, it was John Philpot who first said, “The condition upon which God hath given liberty to man is eternal vigilance, which if … Continue reading →

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Posted in History, Literature/Pop Culture, Movies/TV, Politics/Economics | Tagged Act of Terror, AI, American Revolution, Artifical Intellegence, Crimes, Eternal Vigilance is the Price of Liberty, Evil, Finch, Founding Fathers, God, Good, Government, Intervene, Irony, Irrelevant, J.J. Abrams, John Phlipot, Nanobots, New York City, Number, Person of Interest, Prequel, Reese, Relevant, Revolution, Skills, Survillance System, The Machine, Thoma Jefferson, Vigilance, Vigilante Justice, Villans | Leave a comment

His Fearful Symmetry: Red John and Blake

Posted on November 19, 2013 by carilynn27

is Fearful Symmetry: Red John and William Blake “Tyger, Tyger burning bright, In the forest of the night, What immortal hand or eye, could fame thy fearful symmetry,” wrote William Blake. When he wrote the poem he used simple language … Continue reading →

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Posted in Literature/Pop Culture, Movies/TV, Poetry, Psychology, Uncategorized | Tagged A Marriage of Heaven and Hell, Audry Niffenfinger, beauty, Brett Styles, Church, Cult, Dolarhyde, Elsbeth, Evil, Fearful Symmetry, Francis, Ghosts, Good, Her Fearful Symmetry, Highgate Cemetery, horror, Julia, London, Lorelei Martin, Mysticism, Patrick Jane, Possession, Red John, Red Listed, Revelations, Robert Kirkland, Spirit, The Devil, The Forests of the Night, The Mentalist, The Red Dragon, The Tyger, Thomas Harris, Twins, Valentina, Visualize, What Immortal Hand or Eye, William Blake | 1 Comment

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Parallels Between Willow and The Mandalorian

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Notes From The Underground

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Madeline L’Engle

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Shaw and the Play of Ideas

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