georgianer

I loved this analysis – I found that Peter Pan’s lack of making a choice has much to do with his willingness to remain a child as children use adults and parents to act as their own agency, what makes this story sad is Peter Pan’s inability to see the joy and growth in making tough decisions.

As a Potter fan (with my prefrence in the books ) I found that Pottermore wasn’t able to fulfill this obsessive feeling that the books had given me, perhaps because I longed less to be apart of the Potter world and more to know more about the charactors Rowling had created.

This was well done! I feel that Walter’s despiration especially later in the series has a connection to the aidiences own anxieties, in a way that we root for Walter to problem solve and fix his problems, as we as the human race are desperate to fix our problems ourselves, whether or not it is on a selfish level.

This was well done! I feel that Walter’s despiration expecially later in the series has a connection to the aidiences own anxieties, in a way that we root for Walter to problem solve and fix his problems, as we as the human race are desperate to fix our problems ourselves, whether or not it is on a selfish level.