I’m noticing in myself a default reaction to characters that play the antagonist or one causing harm, as the problem or the thing that needs to change or be fixed; a very superficial interpretation. I’m realizing through your explanation that those characters play an important role in a positive way or just a completely different purpose than I thought. Or seeing the bigger picture. I’ll try to post some examples or explain a bit better in future comments. :)
I’m so glad you break these down and help decode them for your audience Gino!! I’m not there yet in making those connections.
I might be foolish in doing so. All I do is try to see what fits… having fun with it. Fairy tales are deep, it’s fascinating
I’m noticing in myself a default reaction to characters that play the antagonist or one causing harm, as the problem or the thing that needs to change or be fixed; a very superficial interpretation. I’m realizing through your explanation that those characters play an important role in a positive way or just a completely different purpose than I thought. Or seeing the bigger picture. I’ll try to post some examples or explain a bit better in future comments. :)