Nostalgia can one perilous mermaid thought. The
consequences of Erased Mind Effect makes the past always glow more than it used
to be, but still, there are moments when nostalgia strikes me down to the core
of my heart. And the past feels so appealing to me, like a return to more
simpler times without nearly as much worry and sorrow.
As we grow through our adolescence and early
adulthood, we’re mesmerized by the pleasures of adult life, but it wears off
quickly. After enough exposure to the problems of the world, often people seek
to find escapism constantly.
Our art today seems to primarily serve this
purpose, to sooth people’s agitated and stressed souls. No wonder so many
movies we love are the ones that allow us to move back to our childhood days.
They’re a celebration of this beautiful innocence, like they’re trying to
restore a feeling grown-ups have long lost.
In my stringed world, there is going to be a
park to represent this magic and beautiful innocence that needs to be kept
alive. This park is going to be influenced by the light material that I used to
enjoy when I was a kid, and it’s a homage to these Brazilian series of comics
and books. This is a minor quintessential dissidence of the essence of
Hephaestus, as he’s fueled by still having this living child inside him.
As for string purposes, I’m a little concerned
about this being a just too straight-forward adaptation to what it actually
means to me, but I think that works nice, to think that these kids are what I
need to preserve. They’re who I need to protect, they’re what ersatz mustn’t
ever touch.
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