"People are only as good as the world allows them to be." - The Joker
In my eyes, fiction is apart of human development; it's apart of our education. The world of the fantastical can be just as heartfelt, meaningful, and even more real, at times, than the things that go on in our everyday lives.
We invest massive and near-infinite amounts of our time and energy into stories and characters. And usually, the reward is worth much more than the risks.
In the end - because fiction can be so powerful - we end up with values and lessons learned, which stay with us for the rest of our lives.
More times than not, fiction can be more real than "reality" itself.
For every person on the planet, there is a different version of the world we find ourselves living in. That's why life is so precious.... because no two are exactly the same. We all count, because no man can own what no man can make.
To be fictional, in fact, doesn't necessarily mean to be fake. You'd be amazed at the places where a person can learn about themselves.
Televison, Music, Literature, Film: It all counts to the human spirit. Because the day that we stop apprieciating art, and learning from stories - in all their forms - we won't have a reason to exist: We'll be machines.
In my eyes, fiction is apart of human development; it's apart of our education. The world of the fantastical can be just as heartfelt, meaningful, and even more real, at times, than the things that go on in our everyday lives.
We invest massive and near-infinite amounts of our time and energy into stories and characters. And usually, the reward is worth much more than the risks.
In the end - because fiction can be so powerful - we end up with values and lessons learned, which stay with us for the rest of our lives.
More times than not, fiction can be more real than "reality" itself.
For every person on the planet, there is a different version of the world we find ourselves living in. That's why life is so precious.... because no two are exactly the same. We all count, because no man can own what no man can make.
To be fictional, in fact, doesn't necessarily mean to be fake. You'd be amazed at the places where a person can learn about themselves.
Televison, Music, Literature, Film: It all counts to the human spirit. Because the day that we stop apprieciating art, and learning from stories - in all their forms - we won't have a reason to exist: We'll be machines.
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