I read somewhere that The Wizard of Oz was an elaborate allegory about fin-de-siècle American politics. Oz refers to the gold standard, blah blah blah. Maybe Dorothy had to go on her little adventure to satisfy the author-wizard's zeal for obscurantism. Besides, I don't really want to go home. Home is kind of dull.
But then she would have missed out on so much good material.
"I've managed to kill two wicked witches. I wish mother in laws were that easy to deal with."
"I got sucked into a tornado, sent somewhere I wasn't expecting, and I had to team up with a scarecrow, a lion, and a tin man to get back home. It's still better than flying WestJet."
To make matters worse, she trapped herself in this troubled adventure within her subconscious since it was all a dream. That’s what we do. We get lost in the daydream of making it big that we just forget to just MAKE it!
Great analogy. Quantity yields quality.
I read somewhere that The Wizard of Oz was an elaborate allegory about fin-de-siècle American politics. Oz refers to the gold standard, blah blah blah. Maybe Dorothy had to go on her little adventure to satisfy the author-wizard's zeal for obscurantism. Besides, I don't really want to go home. Home is kind of dull.
But then she would have missed out on so much good material.
"I've managed to kill two wicked witches. I wish mother in laws were that easy to deal with."
"I got sucked into a tornado, sent somewhere I wasn't expecting, and I had to team up with a scarecrow, a lion, and a tin man to get back home. It's still better than flying WestJet."
To make matters worse, she trapped herself in this troubled adventure within her subconscious since it was all a dream. That’s what we do. We get lost in the daydream of making it big that we just forget to just MAKE it!