Stranger Than Fiction (2006), d. Marc Forster
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Stranger Than Fiction (2006), d. Marc Forster
O personagem autista do dia é: Harold Crick, do filme Mais Estranho que a Ficção.
- i adore you too.
Cleaning the Mess After Perfecting It
Virginity according to this worldview is seen as a way of an avoidance or rejection of life and the body and its desires. But virgin really means self-possessed or self-contained. A virgin is a free person who follows their own morality based on inner integrity rather than the laws imposed by society. The true meaning of harlotry is about being open to the flow of life and trusting the natural order. Life is a messy business, and Virgo is always practical and down to earth. Perfection may be a nice ideal to aim for, but getting fixated on it is unrealistic and liable to drive you crazy. That doesn’t stop Virgo trying and those with a lot of Virgo in their charts can become neurotic and retreat into obsessive behavior and ritual.
This is the true meaning of the search for perfection: the alchemical Great Work of transmuting lead into gold. The lead is your messy human life and the gold is a life well-lived. Films that represent the Virgo story:
Lisbeth Salander in The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo (2011)
WALL-E in WALL-E (2008)
Travis Bickle in Taxi Driver (1976)
Ron Woodroof in Dallas Buyers Club (2013)
Harold Crick in Stranger than Fiction (2006)
Prof. Grady Tripp in The Wonder Boys (2000)
(source: jessicadavidson)
the other day i started thinking about a supercorp au based on the 2006 movie ‘stranger than fiction’
but my real question is: which one is harold crick and which is ana pascal?
kara would be harold crick, right?
i mean i can kind of see her as a super lovely bakery owner who refuses to pay all her taxes
but i can also see her as an awkward irs agent trying to figure out if her life is a comedy or a tragedy
i’m leaning hard toward kara as harold crick
anyone have any feelings or ideas about this?
Ana: I’d like to purchase them what are they? Harold: Flours Ana: What? Harold: I bought you flours.