Vera Nazarian is a two - time Nebula Award Nominee and member of Science Fiction and Fantasy Writers of America, a writer and reader with a penchant
for moral fables and stories of intense wonder, true love, and intricacy.
Not exact matches
Our age has lost none of its appetite
for fables of personal liberation, and it tends to side with the rebels Roger Williams and Anne Hutchinson, or with the precepts of Emersonian self - reliance, or with the antinomian
moral fables offered repeatedly by movies.
It's a pity, because
for all the wonderful moments of the film, it never feels truly menacing — I never believed that it would be a
fable that ended in a
moral, hard - won, rather than a fairytale with a happily ever after.
The exception comes at the end of the movie, where Garland suddenly decided, apparently, that he was writing a
fable for young children, and he should make sure they understood the
moral of the lesson.
For example, centuries - old
fables featuring talking animals and inanimate objects have been passed down from generation to generation to teach
moral lessons.
Though remarkably diverse in form and comportment, the fae of Dreams and Shadows share one trait: Each is a walking (or crawling or flying or swimming) embodiment of the
moral from the
fable «The Frog and the Scorpion» —
for good or ill, each fae behaves as its nature demands.
The Player Choices feature is quite reminiscent of the My Choices feature found in Telltale's previous games such as both seasons of The Walking Dead episodic games by providing an entire listing of your choices including the statistical analysis regarding the percentage of players who have made the same choice as you
for each
moral decision as well as a variety of decisions that are scattered throughout the chapters of each episode such as backing away from a fight when the opposing
Fable has been stunned, who you have decided to place suspicion upon, who you have arrested and much more besides with the feature being directly available from the main menu and at the end of each episode.