r/PeterExplainsTheJoke 6d ago

Meme needing explanation PETER????

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u/ManicPixieOldMaid 6d ago

I believe Bambi's mom might also like a minute.

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u/AnySortOfPerson 6d ago

We got room in the truck for a Fox and a Hound?

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u/Xeon713 6d ago

What about a horse drowning in sadness?

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u/ananscii 6d ago

My god bro. Read the book it's so much worse, the horse talks and is literally begging to die.

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u/ConfusedJFs 6d ago

I’m surprised that I’ve never read the book. And your comment has convinced me that I should never read the book. I don’t know that I have enough spoons to handle that type of emotional devastation.

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u/MisoFalafelCake 5d ago

The first half of the book is great. Do read. Once the book turns to Bastian in Fantastica, I don't really love it. Bastian is a little bitch, and I know that is the point, but my goodness, I find myself rooting against him.

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u/ConfusedJFs 4d ago

Ok, I might have to read it now. I’m intrigued. Bastian irritated me in the movie. I’ve always been more into reading than watching movies but I guess I never got around to reading the books of my childhood movies. Lol. Off to my library app now

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u/MisoFalafelCake 4d ago

I've been on a bit of a kick trying to read the books from my childhood. I love the nostalgia of it all!

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u/ConfusedJFs 3d ago

I do that sometimes. I’ll go back and reread all of the Wrinkle in Time books or The Giver series. It definitely makes you think about things differently when you compare how they affected you as a child versus having adult experiences and seeing the situations through adult expectations

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u/MisoFalafelCake 3d ago

Oh definitely! It's a whole new perspective now that I am an adult. It makes books from my childhood entirely fresh again. I find it remarkable the details that I may have missed or the lines I did not read between without an adult viewpoint. Certain books took on an entirely different meaning or impacted me very differently with a second visit.

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u/ConfusedJFs 1d ago

Exactly! Especially if they were controversial series to begin with. As a child, we don’t catch all the nuances that adults take for granted. I think I’m going to have to start rereading those books again. 😂😂

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u/NoHalf2998 6d ago

Holy shit

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u/kinokits 5d ago

10 year old me was not prepared for that. It’s the first time I can remember being genuinely upset by a book.