Only one plot in Fiction

[Dodo]

Few days ago one of you had posted a video of Bentinho Massaro about shifting parallel realities (about 1h40m long). In it, there was a point that he talked about favourite superheroes. My one is Spider-man and today after work, I saw that "The Amazing Spider-man" (2012) was on the TV. I wouldn't really have watched it, because I liked Tobey Maguire and I wasn't accustomed to this new actor, but I decided I'd watch it because of Bentinho. 

Well I kinda cried when he couldn't do it by himself and needed the help of others to defeat the villain. I've always wanted to "do it myself" , failed and needed the help of those close to me to get back up. The power of co-operation. This is definitely the superhero most close to me. I saw myself also in the villain! 

But the top of the cherry was the ending, where the classroom teacher said something rather amusing (2:29):

"I had a professor once who liked to tell the students that there were only ten different plots in all of fiction. Well I'm here to tell you he was wrong.
There is only one. Who am I"

Can you be more profound teach??  

Edited December 9, 2017 by Dodo

[Shin]

The fiction has to die first though

@Dodo Can't do that, I'm going full circle from the good guy/asshole spectrum 

It may not be enough, some people have to accept to die, it's not enough just to recognize it.

 

Edited December 10, 2017 by Shin

[Dodo]

6 hours ago, Shin said:

The fiction has to die first though

What do you mean? Isn't it enough to recognise it for what it is and let it be? 

What's the point of killing a fiction, it's just there to entertain dont be an asshole

Edited December 10, 2017 by Dodo

[Dodo]

14 hours ago, Shin said:

The fiction has to die first though

@Dodo Can't do that, I'm going full circle from the good guy/asshole spectrum 

It may not be enough, some people have to accept to die, it's not enough just to recognize it.

 

Imo only fiction can kill fiction, what do you think? How can awareness kill anything, can only give space for it!

I'm not interested in killing anything. Illusion/fiction doesn't exist in the first place in order to die, right? Different word must be used - I like dissolve better. But perhaps its also not relevant. 

Important thing is to be happy.

Happy in fiction?  GREAT! No need to seek happiness beyond fiction if one is happy within fiction, no?

Edited December 10, 2017 by Dodo