Bambi, A Life in the Forest was an allegory for the persecution of minorities, argues translator Jack Zipes.
Bambi, A Life in the Forest was an allegory for the persecution of minorities, argues translator Jack Zipes
Bambi was a dude?
Well that went right over my head. Of course i was only 5. I thought it was about losing your mother.
Omg! Seriously?
So the picture represents a swarming on Bambi. I don't see any knives.
Give it a rest 🤦♂️
I still suffer from the trauma of my mother bringing me to watch it. Apparently it was her way of seeing if I had empathy. I was like 5 and bald my eyes out.
Adults who watch Bambi should be kept away from children.
Thats news?
Ok CBC the nice men in the white suits are here to take you back to your room and give you your medicine. After your nap we can talk about the geopolitical themes of Bambi.
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