Artist Pokes Fun At Literature Classics In 30 Cartoons

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As a introvert I'd have put him back in the woods and adopted a cat from my local SPCA. Hur hur.

Well, they are called "tragedies" for a reason!

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And all the other tragedies

And, eventually, Shakespeare himself. LOL

The Walking Dead, Game of Thrones...

The taming of the shrew, though? (Albeit a horrible title, now that I think about it)

Hmmm. It's almost as if there's a pattern there....

In the original he didn't treated her bad, he just Keep asking her if she can sleep whit him, she always said no, then she rerurn whit his dad, but the beast fall ill, she return to see his is very ill, and he ask her if they can sleep together and she repplies yes. Buuuuut he only want that, he falls asleep and in the morning he wakes up as a handsome prince. By the way, they're also cousins.

"Belle didn't start falling for the beast until he treated her kindly" "These individuals are generally not harmed by their captors and may even be treated with kindness." (Goodtherapy) "Victims live in enforced dependence and interpret rare or small acts of kindness in the midst of horrible conditions as good treatment." (Brittanica) "...didn't fall in love with him until she had departed." "Although passengers underwent a hostage ordeal that stretched more than two weeks, upon their release some were openly sympathetic to the demands of their kidnappers." You're literally describing Stockholm Syndrome. The beast didn't threaten her life but he absolutely held her hostage in a position of total dependency to the point where basic acts of non-criminality like letting her go see her sick dad seemed like kindness. https://www.goodtherapy.org/blog/psychpedia/stockholm-syndrome https://www.britannica.com/science/Stockholm-syndrome

Actually, that counts as Stockholm syndrome a little bit, at least in all the movies. I'm just like (to Belle): " you're an insane idiot."

You could try to explain. Or, you could just lighten up and enjoy the satire. It's not necessary to fact-check humor.

It really is a joke.

Immediately thought the same thing about Beauty & the Beast and if you’re a fan of Jean Cocteau’s magnificent film, you’d understand how Belle would fall in love with the Beast. The point of the story for me, is that kindness wins over good looks.

If anything, Beauty and the Beast is an example of Lima syndrome, where the captor falls for the captive. Belle doesn’t realize she’s fallen for the beast until he saves her from Gaston, she doesn’t even give him respect until he shows her kindness. The beast fell for her slowly over time, eventually letting her go because she needs to save her father.

You’re so right!

Right? My guilty pleasure.

She gave everyone what they deserved

She will live forever in her novels. An original influencer.

Yes Jane Eyre too. Jane initially didn't like Mr. Rochester at all and thought he was rude and direct, but then grew to love him later after learning more about him

Jane Eyre too.

I love that book.