It’s A Musical

What she means: i can’t stop thinking about the whole “it’s a sad story but we tell it anyway” thing from hadestown like. Why do we want to hear sad stories when we know how they end? It’s not because tragedy is inherently deeper or more meaningful than something with a happy ending, it’s because it makes us want there to be a version of the stories where a happy ending is possible. Because every time the story is told somebody somewhere is moved to take some action, even a small action, to making the world we dream about the one we live in now. And in today’s mediascape of 3edgy5you downer endings adknowlaging that in order to be affected by a sad story it has to nurture hope in us and just. That’s so good i can’t handle that send tweet

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