Negative Space: Futurama

The universality of life in stories: Evil doesn’t win by being evil. It wins by convincing us that it is virtuous. Pregnant women know, instinctively, that they are carrying a child. But we have allowed ourselves to be convinced as a society that they are wrong.

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“Hello. My name is Indigo Montoya. You killed my father. Prepare to die.”
“Hello. My name is Oedipus. I killed my father and married my mother. Prepare to watch me tear out my eyes.”
“Hello. My name is Hamlet. You killed my father and married my mother. Should I do something about it or not?” — Unknown

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