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[Green Eggs and Ham] The entire story is an allegory about the unnamed protagonist coming to terms with his sexuality
At the start of the book, we see the unnamed, curmudgeony hero sitting in a chair while a large, dog-like creature strolls by with Sam on his back, holding a sign that says "Sam-I-Am." Sam is
[Infinity War Spoilers] Why *INSERT CHARACTER NAME HERE* DOESN'T *INSERT VERB HERE* and Captain Marvel hasn't been around since the 90s.
A fews thing I've been thinking about: Why was Rocket the only GOTG to survive? Where the fuck has Captain Marvel been for the last 20ish world ending scenarios? I think I can see a scenario that explains
[Star Wars] The reason Darth Vader seems so uncharacteristically angry at the beginning of A New Hope (Rogue One spoilers)
Vader's angry all the time, don't get me wrong. But even through his anger, his inflection remains calm. The only time he ever resorts to shouting at people is during the beginning of A New Hope. So hear
Predator (1987): The alien tries each man's masculinity. Each man who dies does so in a manner befitting his swagger.
It's a well-worn idea that Predator is a film about masculinity. You have seven men each competing for alpha status, showboating their strength, stoicism, roughness and physical power. I'd like to go a
![[Kung Fu Hustle] Why the beast left his cell.](/assets/noimage.png)