Because, it is hilarious to me how the voice to text translates incorrectly, I was given the idea to find the universal translator app on my phone and translate Mendelssohn's "song without words" into text. Hopefully, I will do that tomorrow/todayish.
Secondly, I want to start a series of "after the book". That follow heroes like Elsa from frozen after her moment of glory. I want to do that for so many stories, cause face it, life doesn't always cease at the happy ending. I was so shocked to see my own life after and it certainly was not "happily ever after." I think it is a disservice to propogate such a notion, although it would mess up many perfectly good morals of the story. For instance, suppose the wolf actually caught and ate the little piggies? Regardless of how wise they were or constructed their house, a real wolf would be more devious ofcourse. We like stories, but who wants to suspend belief to appreciate them? More importantly, what happens when we do, but then go back to reality? I won't suggest happiness doesn't happen, it does, but then what?
