Every Great Story Deserves A Great Ending

Period Films To Me Are Very Often Alienating To The Audience. There's Very Often A Formality. A Staunchy Quality To Them That Comes From The Misenscene. It Also Comes From The Performances Of The Actors, Because They're Acting Victorian Which Really Means That They're Just Acting The Way They've Seen Previous Actors Act Victorian.

A Hero Can Be Anyone. Even A Man Doing Something As Simple And Reassuring As Putting A Coat Around A Young Boy's Shoulders To Let Him Know That The World Hadn't Ended.

When You Play A Videogame, You Could Be A Completely Different Person Than You Are In The Real World, Certain Aspects Of The Way Your Brain Works Can Be Leveraged For Something You Could Never Do In The Real World.

I Remember The Initial Genesis Quite Clearly. My Interest In Dreams Comes From This Notion Of Realizing That When You Dream You Create The World That You Are Perceiving, And I Thought That Feedback Loop Was Pretty Amazing.

I've Never Read Joseph Campbell, And I Don't Know All That Much About Story Archetypes.