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Feb 18
Tai Lung II
Tai Lung's desires led him to a prison constructed by his own hand.
However, there is a deeper thought, are our desires original or the product of what our setting demands?
Biologically hardwired for approval, living is not as vital to our genes as feeling that someone cares.
In a world where excessive pride repulses, is our received vanity fair?
All that Tai Lung did, he did to make his father proud, to reach what he was told he should achieve.
The apple doesn't fall far from the tree but what of the leaves?
They submit to the wind, float far away, land, and crumble away.
Leading an adult man to feel like a toddler for that is that last time he stumbled this way.
The origin of a villain is a shackled mind, a mind that did not discover it's own desires.
Any organic organism that is force fed sparks will soon be a dragon to breathe fire.
Forced goals + ObedienceΒ Β = entitlement you know?
& even in this I found beauty. Do you know how hard you have to work to believe success is something you're owed?
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