I don't know if the symbolism of the penguin was supposed to do this, but it's what gave away the surprise ending for me.
That's strong. I still don't get that scene. May have to watch it again tonight. lolI don't know if the symbolism of the penguin was supposed to do this, but it's what gave away the surprise ending for me.
penguins are kind of split animals they walk like fat men in tuxedos and are birds that act like fishes. They're cute and can super vicious. Not sure if that's the intent of that scene but the moment I watched it I caught the twist.That's strong. I still don't get that scene. May have to watch it again tonight. lol
Is it exclusive to Native American culture? Maybe I’m mistaken, but I thought similar concepts exist in Australian Aboriginal tribes as well as other peoples that have/had a similar “subsistence of the land” oriented culture. I’m not being a pedant, I’m genuinely asking. Any other peoples that have a similar notion?The American Indian lived in harmony with the land, Nature and animals. Out of this culture came a belief in animal spirit guides. Outside of this culture I'm not sure such an association with an animal guide is replicable.
Apparently you didn't watch the video @Servant King posted.I agree. My point is not so much the exclusivity of this belief/practice to the American Indian as it is that it is not possible in a soulless culture such as ours dedicated to greed.
Does @RookieGuy shit in the woods?it's those long naps you take in peoples crawl spaces. Also your obsession with eating berries.
Just like the Pope. ?Does @RookieGuy shit in the woods?
I trust anyone who also drinks Yerba mate daily...but when you gotta go, you gotta goJust like the Pope. ?
It's not a regular thing, but it has happened. Sometimes what's in the pic-a-nic baskets don't agree with my tummy.Does @RookieGuy shit in the woods?