My brain continues to amuse me
In my last post I completely forgot to actually make the point I began the post to make. It would have sounded better if I'd put it in the correct context, as I originally planned to, but it comes down to this.
Over the years I have wanted to be many fictional characters, some well=known and popular, some less so. Some of my own making, some that belong to the imagination of others, and over the years my desire to be a fictional character has dwindled, and become more refined, until I reached this point. I have now realised that I never really wanted to be any of them. Except one. If I could be any fictional character from any context from the whole of literature, there's only one person I'd want to be, and that's Spider Jerusalem.
Over the years I have wanted to be many fictional characters, some well=known and popular, some less so. Some of my own making, some that belong to the imagination of others, and over the years my desire to be a fictional character has dwindled, and become more refined, until I reached this point. I have now realised that I never really wanted to be any of them. Except one. If I could be any fictional character from any context from the whole of literature, there's only one person I'd want to be, and that's Spider Jerusalem.