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Kydoon — Ask what ONE can do. What of the multitudes?
Published: 2013-07-23 05:10:44 +0000 UTC; Views: 1593; Favourites: 47; Downloads: 3
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The quote from God Emperor of Dune (What has to be one of the greatest books ever written) is something I thought fit Tobey's circumstances rather well. Of the child villains, he seems to be the most powerful, most intellectually ambitious individual. While the rest of Fair City wallows in its hebetudinous lethargy, WordGirl acts as a crutch. She holds back the chaos, enabling their sloth to manifest. Tobey is an antithesis to this, unleashing metallic hordes from his mental caverns, showing what he alone can accomplish. Although he may not intend it, he raises the question regarding what an alert and intelligent populous could achieve together.Related content
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Hmm, well put analysis. Oh, and nice image. ;]
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This is pretty good. But giving a excuse to put the lives of inocent people at risk for your own selfish break throughs is wrong. Which brings it to how far one will go to prove he is right?
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Therein lies the deadliness of colossal capability for destruction combined with a lack of emotional development. His breakthroughs can easily be witnessed in a peaceful setting, however the population is so dull witted and overstimulated with other bizarre phenomenon that the only way he knows to call recognition is to lash out childishly. He may even recognize that his action-to-power ratio is out of balance, yet he continues out of the same weakness that his fellow humans possess. WordGirl is his crutch as well. He counts on her to keep his own might in check, and gives rise to the crush scenario. I'd bet he subconsciously never expects to win, but hopes he can give WordGirl just enough of a run for her money that she'd be impressed. He's willing to go to any lengths, because he doesn't think it'll ever be enough to completely win.
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Then Tobey clearly needs some help. :/ Also to rethink his goals.
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Oh yessss! Tobey has always been my favorite and I'm quite thrilled to see your portrayal of him! The quote couldn't possibly match more; it sounds just like the sort of thing Tobey might say in defense of his actions upon WordGirl condemning them. Great picture and I love your take on Tobey; really adds a lot of significance to his signature nonconformist rebelliousness.
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