Nasty Pig
That pigs are not to be trusted is something we all know. A pig devours everything, and apparently, its DNA is similar to that of humans, making it a perfect organ donor. Strangely enough, no one wants a pig’s heart or liver unless it’s on their plate.
Anyone familiar with Animal Farm by George Orwell (amusing how many countries today find themselves in that very situation) knows that the pig is hardly the most admirable creature in the barnyard. A sneaky, conniving animal that thinks it can get away with anything.
The fairy tale in this animation shares many similarities with The Three Little Pigs, where the eldest pig builds a house of bricks and proves to be the cleverest of the trio.
The wolf… who is this figure, other than loyal and portrayed as the villain? It’s rather peculiar when you consider that the dog (a tamed wolf) is called man’s best friend. It seems like a mixed message, where the wrong species is being used. This also applies to the wild boar depicted. After all, wild boars don’t live in houses and are perfectly capable of defending themselves.
When I see these kinds of fairy tales, several thoughts run through my head, the most important being: What is the story behind this tale? We all know that fairy tales are meant to convey a warning, and that the original stories rarely have as happy an ending as this animation would have us believe.
22.6.25
Hungarian Fairy Tale
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I can’t forget the book “animal farm”. We were forced by our literature teacher to read it even though it wasn’t part of our school syllabus and I enjoyed it more compared to the movie that was released…
When I found out about this, I was really surprised. I’d to do some research about it before I was convinced. Is so unfortunate that the animal that is similar to humans, which is the monkey, don’t have same DNA.
Animal Farm like "Brave New World" was on our literature list and if you ask me it should be but for sure the level of education will play a role.
I have an animation of Animal Farm I find it good. Can be because it's an animation and therefore the difference doesn't matter
What I liked of my language teachers is that they let us read the book and next we watched the film and discussed the differences. It's always better to read first. The other way round will be annoying.
I heard owl are close with their DNA as well. I am not sure if it would be a benefit to have the same DNA as monkeys although it might have 'saved" many from the HIV virus since that virus is in monkeys but doesn't cause AIDS... today we have the new aids due to the covid vaccinations. Being a monkey instead of a human might be a good option.
At very start the cells must be the same, later they develop. Most likely it's where the manipulation of DNA starts and with that the new breeds (plants, animals and humans).
Happy endings please us all, I think writers try to make their writings end well, well that's what we all want, rarely does a person adapt to the bad, but there are some, negative people who go through the world seeing everything in grey and the positive ones, I for example, want them very, very far away from me.
We've been fed watered down version of the fairy tales by the big corporation.
i have more pig stories.. even in poem versions. LOL
Looking forward to reading them