This is Part II of my book review of "Parable of the Talents" by Octavia E. Butler. Stick around to listen to my overall score! As always, thanks for listening.
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Welcome to the People Scare Me Podcast's first ever book review! For the last three months, I've had the pleasure of reading "Parable of the Talents", written by Octavia E. Butler. I was so excited to read this novel along with her preceding novel, "Parable of the Sower". This review will be broken up into two parts. So much to cover in so little time! Let's see if I can take on this wonderful challenge.
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Sometimes, the most quiet person in the group can be the most powerful. There is no bravery without fear, after all. This episode taps into a certain red-headed toddler who is known for being a highly supportive friend despite his "scaredy-cat" tendencies. Let's talk about it!
If you are a fellow 90's baby, OR a millennial in general, you probably remember a certain "football" head who had a heart of gold, and assisted anyone in need within his unique community. So, without further ado, let's get into this nostalgic character critique.
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Jibber jabber about self esteem, daily routines, and learning how to let go and move forward from certain things. Thanks for listening. I hope y'all are taking care of yourselves as well.
Have you ever looked up to someone who you thought was so cool and confident with themselves? Well, as it turns out, even the strongest heroes have their flaws and shortcomings. However, this particular hero can teach us a thing or two about how to truly thrive in our self-love journey. Stay tuned!
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**WARNING: This episode discusses psychological conditions such as personality disorder, and narcissism. Please do not listen if you are sensitive about this particular topic **
This little boy from a Colorado mountain town isn't your typical Dennis the Menace, or Bart Simpson for that matter. He is probably considered the worst animated child in cartoon history! At least in MY book, he is.
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We all have a grumpy Squidward inside of us sometimes; Trust me; if you hate your job, can't stand your neighbors, and think everyone around you are a bunch of morons, you are officially channeling your 'inner Squidward'. So let us begin to flesh out this character tentacle by tentacle.
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Have you ever felt like you were born on the wrong planet? Or maybe that you would never belong anywhere no matter how hard you tried to fit in? Well you are definitely not alone. Today, we explore a very unique, out of this world character; and no, I don't mean Stitch. I'm talking about his Earthly bestie, Lilo! Sometimes, it takes meeting another alien to finally feel like you belong.
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Now, I know that I can't change how men think. But I can challenge you by asking: How many women in your lifetime have you shamed based on your EXACT SAME behaviors (sexually, socially, professionally, etc.)?
Today, I'm diving into discussing one of my favorite nerdy characters who I grew up watching as an adolescent back in the day. Almost every group dynamic in a show has to have "the smart guy", and that smart guy is Double-D from Ed, Edd, and Eddy! He's also one of my cartoon crushes. Does that sound weird? Maybe. Don't judge me, ok.
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That Tina is an odd one, isn't she? So many socially awkward moments, so little time. In honor of Dave Creek's passing (Lead Character Designer of "Bob's Burgers"), we are going to explore the many quirks and layers of my spirit-character, Tina Belcher.
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"Whose leg do I have to hump to get a dry Martini around here?" Yup. You guessed it: Brian Griffin from "Family Guy". For a few reasons, Brian started off as such a likeable character from the first few seasons. Then down the road, he just became more .... well, I'll speak of it more in this episode's character break-down.
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Greetings, folks! Here we go again with another season of The "People Scare Me Podcast" .... but with a twist! In this new season, we are going to explore and critique some interesting characters in the animated world; analyzing their character development, personality traits, visual design, and more! Cheers to a new year and a new season of content!
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In this first episode of the Cartoon Critique Corner, we are analyzing Marge Simpson from "The Simpsons" (voiced by Julie Kavner). Marge is well known for depicting the classic American house-wife. However, there are special aspects about her upbringing and development as a character that has proven time and time again that she is much more than what is viewed on the surface. And plus, who can forget about that tall, blue bee-hive hairstyle?
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