LOVELY GUILE
How many times we have fallen prey to age-old trick of
deception remains a very large number, probably even bigger than infinity
itself. I mean if cartoons are supposed to entertain toddlers unaware of the
callous world they currently inhabit, then why do they seem scared when they
have nightmares? Of course, some could blame the thirteen ghosts of Scooby Doo
and any other popular animation series that double in teaching us how to take
to our heels when headless horsemen or ghastly-voiced undertakers suddenly
emerge from nowhere.
But then there’s the Ghostbusters, who sadly cannot save
the five-year old, who’s immature mind has forgotten to include them in the
cast of “Ghouls Chasing Me” which airs every time countless hours are spent
watching the premiere right after school. So who’s culpable - Warner Bros. or
Cartoon Network? Because you see, if Scooby needs snacks to save the day, why
won’t the incorrigible kid next door ask for a tip when you seriously require
airtime to call the fire service? But that’s just by the way.
Everything isn’t what it seems to be. At least, that
lady in glass shoes from the sovereign state has succeeded in imprinting such a
lasting truth. I don’t believe in the honesty of an Eve not just because she
refused to repeat the forever famous Cinderella folklore, but just because I
have decided to accept this painful fact - that we are only, but the exact
opposite reflection of whom we make people see us to be.
So all the “good girls” aren’t actually good are they
now? You could interview Rihanna for clarity on that though.
Peace.
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