#vitpost

my mom walked upstairs in her seal skin boots. Fjonka (my rabbit) came running to greet them (her seal skin boots). she sniffed them for a second. nuzzled them, before realizing they weren't breathing. horror dawned on her. she begun to understand she was dealing with something she couldn't comprehend. she backed off, without letting them out of her sight. she STOMPED to let them (the seal skin boots) know that she did NOT like this situation. my mom stomped back. Fjonka stomped harder, exhibiting a bravery and assertedness I had no idea she possessed. mom turned and went back down the stairs. Good job, Fjonk. You sure showed those undead vampire rabbits who's boss.

not to sound like an immortal but 1925 should NOT be 100 years ago next year. wtf. that's the year Buster Keaton's "Seven Chances" and "Go West", Charlie Chaplin's "Gold Rush", AND Harold Lloyd's "the Freshman" came out. When you say "100 year old film" I'm thinking about those "moving pictures" that were essentially postcard illustrations projected onto the silver screen. But you're trying to tell me Sherlock Jr., a movie with a solid plot, interesting cinematography, and PEAK comedic timing is a century old??? shut up stop lying to me.

Nya's anger fascinates me. Kai is labeled the hothead of the group from the get-go but after gaining some confidence and closure he really mellows out and becomes much chiller. But Nya's anger never gets to burn out. She doesn't get closure on the things she's angry about, she's forced to push the feeling down to focus on whatever task she needs to complete and then it sits in her stomach and simmers until it boils over again. When her brother got character development and growth, she got fridged and traumatized. After being resurrected for the second time, how do you think she feels, seeing Kai smiling and careless? After all, he's the one who showed her how to feel about unfair situations. He's the one who taught her anger in the first place. So how come he got to snuff it out like it was nothing, while she still has to fight the raging storm inside her? It just isn't fair.