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Harry Potter and the State of the Fandom
Contradictory Truths can exist simultaneously. It's true that the Harry Potter books had a great deal of influence on the Millennial and Gen Z generations, shaping and inspiring them on issues like social justice, entrenched inequality, and institutional corruption. It's true that JK Rowling was possibly the first person to go from a billionaire to a millionaire due to the amount donated to Charity. It's true that Luminos, her main charity, has done great things for literacy in underprivileged children.
By Natasja Rose3 years ago in Geeks
Guardians of the Galaxy 3 Ending Explained (What Happens, What's Next & What It Means)
Galaxy 3 really means, the film brings a perfect sense of closure. In spite of the threads left open for future appearances, this iteration of the Guardians is truly over. The film perfectly encapsulates each character arc, from Drax and Nebula's raising of the children to Gamora's search for a family and Quill's reconciliation with his relatives, the film's ending truly means the end for the Guardians that have been around since 2014. This is typified perfectly by Rocket's arc, which emotionally grounds the entire film and makes Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3 one of the MCU's best efforts since Avengers: Endgame.
By Superheroes.Verse3 years ago in Geeks
Top 5 Romance Anime Series to Watch
1. Your Lie in April: "Your Lie in April" follows the story of Kosei Arima, a talented pianist who loses his ability to hear the sound of his own playing after the death of his abusive mother. As he struggles to come to terms with his past and his new reality, he meets a free-spirited violinist named Kaori Miyazono. With her help, Kosei begins to rediscover his love of music and starts to fall in love with her.
By adsbue3 years ago in Geeks
How “Elfquest” Enraptured Me as an Adult
Are you into comics/graphic novels? Yes? Have you heard of Elfquest? No? WHY NOT!?!? You’re not into graphic novels/comics? That’s okay, I’m not really either. I still think you should know about Elfquest.
By Suzy Jacobson Cherry3 years ago in Geeks
The Most Iconic Anime Series of All Time
Anime fans love the diverse genres, captivating stories, memorable characters and stunning visuals that anime offers. But with so many anime series out there, which ones are the most iconic and influential? Here is our list of the most iconic anime series of all time.
By Hobbit3 years ago in Geeks
Mermaids ( introduction)
The Mythical Sea Creatures of Legend:(Mermaids). The mermaid legend is one of the most well-known ones connected with the ocean, which has long been a source of wonder and curiosity for people all over the world. For generations, people have been fascinated by these half-human, half-fish beings, which have served as the basis for many folktales, mythologies, and artistic creations. Mermaids have evolved into an enduring representation of the secrets and wonders of the sea thanks to their beauty, magical prowess, seductive singing, and healing abilities. The Mermaid Myth's History The roots of the mermaid story are still unknown despite their popularity in popular culture. According to some historians, stories about sea goddesses and water spirits that were prevalent in many ancient societies may have served as inspiration for the concept of mermaids. Others cite the earliest mermaid customs, which originate in Assyrian antiquity. In ancient mythologies, the goddess Atargatis was frequently shown as a hybrid of a person and a fish that was thought to represent the might and grandeur of the sea. As the mermaid tale developed over time, numerous civilizations started to connect these fabled beings with varied characteristics and skills. Mermaids were known as sirens in Greek mythology, where it was thought that they would seduce sailors into drowning with their seductive songs. Merrows, or sea-maidens, as they were known in Scandinavian legend, were described as possessing the ability to prophesy the future and control the weather. Mermaids were adored as protectors of the sea and thought to have the power to heal the ill and defend mariners from harm in many cultures. The Mermaid's Popular Culture The fairy tale "The Little Mermaid," which was first released in 1837, is probably the best-known example of a mermaid in popular culture. A mermaid who falls in love with a human prince and is prepared to give up everything to be with him is the subject of this timeless tale. Over the years, the tale has been adapted into a number of films, TV shows, and stage productions, which has helped to make the mermaid legend more well-known among fans. Mermaids have been a frequently discussed topic in contemporary culture in recent years. Mermaids have captivated viewers of all ages, from the 1989 Disney film "The Little Mermaid" to the more contemporary TV series "Siren." Mermaids have inspired a broad variety of works of art, literature, and music, in addition to their depiction in films and television programs. They have also come to be seen in many cultures as a representation of female freedom and empowerment. The Mermaid in Art Over the years, mermaids' beauty and mystique have inspired countless artists, who have created works that range from the whimsical to the eerie. Mermaids have been portrayed in various ways throughout history, from ancient sculptures and paintings to contemporary graphics and digital art. While some artists have emphasized the grace and beauty of these mythical creatures, others have looked into their darker, more enigmatic sides. Mermaids have recently gained significance in the realm of art as a representation of female liberty and empowerment. As strong, independent beings who are in charge of their own fates, mermaids have been portrayed by many artists as a way to challenge conventional gender roles and stereotypes. The mermaid has evolved into a potent representation of feminine strength and resiliency thanks to feminist art and body acceptance campaigns. Conclusion For ages, mermaids have captivated people's imaginations all around the world, and their eternal allure shows no signs of waning. Whether they are perceived as strong and ferocious sea guardians or seductive and enigmatic creatures.
By Dwriter3 years ago in Geeks
Dark Origins of the Scientific Method
If your science education was anything like mine,you probably learned about the scientific method.The way that it's taught to us,you make an observation,
By Margaret3 years ago in Geeks
Anime
Anime is a Japanese animation style that has captured the attention of millions of viewers around the world. The medium has become a global cultural force, inspiring countless adaptations, merchandise, and fan communities worldwide. With its unique blend of storytelling, animation, and culture, anime has something to offer viewers of all ages and backgrounds.
By undead ban amvs3 years ago in Geeks
Best Text-to-Speechelo Software - Is Speechelo a Good Software?
What is Speechelo software? Speechelo text to speech software is designed to make a mutation and combining its tone of voice with textual words. The idea behind this is that the writing can be used in a form of audio and higher pitched voices to the audience on a device software system or smartphone.
By Dear Emily3 years ago in Geeks
Do U Have Blues?
Have you ever had one of those days where you just feel down and blue? Maybe you had a rough day at work, or a disagreement with a loved one. Whatever the reason, sometimes we all need a little pick-me-up to help brighten our spirits.
By Leeann3 years ago in Geeks
Times Disney Made Me Really Think
The films of Disney and Pixar are the foundations of many childhoods around the world, especially mine. Beautifully imagined and carefully written, they are able to capture imaginations and immerce children into magical worlds and instil the belief that anything is possible. Though they also manage to have deeper meanings to us now as adults and make us think; 'Wow, the feels!'
By Louisa Jane3 years ago in Geeks
The Stormtrooper Paradox
We live in a society where soldiers are often seen as disposable pawns in a larger game of politics and power. They are dehumanized and reduced to faceless, emotionless soldiers who are easily defeated in battle. This dehumanization of soldiers can make it easier to accept their deaths and the violence they are involved in. It can also make it harder for soldiers to return to civilian life and reconnect with their own humanity.
By Hoesane Hakkem3 years ago in Geeks