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Cartoonist

(7,316 posts) Sat Jan 10, 2015, 10:09 AM Jan 2015

December 1919

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December 1919 (Original Post) Cartoonist Jan 2015 OP

I'm not sure I get the point. F4lconF16 Jan 2015 #1

As I see it Cartoonist Jan 2015 #2

Who's the spider? rug Jan 2015 #4

time Cartoonist Jan 2015 #5

That's an interesting thought. I saw it more as death. cbayer Jan 2015 #6

same thing Cartoonist Jan 2015 #7

Not to me. cbayer Jan 2015 #8

Ask Munson then when you meet him. Cartoonist Jan 2015 #9

I'm pretty sure the spider got him. cbayer Jan 2015 #10

"In the end, there is nothing but death." Iggo Jan 2015 #11

The lovely thing about stories like this that are very vague is how they are open cbayer Jan 2015 #3

F4lconF16

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1. I'm not sure I get the point.

Reply to Cartoonist (Original post)

Sat Jan 10, 2015, 10:46 AM

Jan 2015

Assistance?

Cartoonist

(7,316 posts)

2. As I see it

Reply to Cartoonist (Original post)

Sat Jan 10, 2015, 11:00 AM

Jan 2015

I. is the Christian with a totally unrealistic view of life
II. Is the pagan who sees the world as it is and finds it beautiful.
III. is the iconoclast who attacks cherished beliefs or institutions. (dictionary online)

In the end, there is nothing but death.

rug

(82,333 posts)

4. Who's the spider?

Reply to Cartoonist (Reply #2)

Sat Jan 10, 2015, 12:15 PM

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Cartoonist

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5. time

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Sat Jan 10, 2015, 03:39 PM

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cbayer

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6. That's an interesting thought. I saw it more as death.

Reply to Cartoonist (Reply #5)

Sat Jan 10, 2015, 04:00 PM

Jan 2015

I thought that the fly had lived a life and was now confronted with the end of it.

Cartoonist

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7. same thing

Reply to cbayer (Reply #6)

Sat Jan 10, 2015, 05:40 PM

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cbayer

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8. Not to me.

Reply to Cartoonist (Reply #7)

Sat Jan 10, 2015, 05:50 PM

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Cartoonist

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9. Ask Munson then when you meet him.

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Sat Jan 10, 2015, 05:57 PM

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cbayer

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10. I'm pretty sure the spider got him.

Reply to Cartoonist (Reply #9)

Sat Jan 10, 2015, 05:59 PM

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Iggo

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11. "In the end, there is nothing but death."

Reply to Cartoonist (Reply #2)

Sun Jan 11, 2015, 07:43 PM

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cbayer

(146,218 posts)

3. The lovely thing about stories like this that are very vague is how they are open

Reply to Cartoonist (Original post)

Sat Jan 10, 2015, 11:13 AM

Jan 2015

to interpretation.

You offer yours, but others might be offered as well.

I: The Christian knows that life if hard and will end, so when the end is near is soothed by what he believes will come after.

II: The Pagan enjoys the moment, seemingly unaware of what will soon come

III: The Iconoclast fights furiously against the inevitable, thinking that he actually is better or stronger and can escape, but he can't.

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