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Topic	Matilda is such a fun movie from my childhood
GiggetySplicer 12/04/18 3:31:39 AM #14:	pegusus123456 posted... GiggetySplicer posted... pegusus123456 posted... M@~ was happy though. She was never really interested in the telekinetic power, it was just useful. She could've been set for life doing one of a kind performances and any other task that can be trivialized with telekinesis but instead becomes a regular 6th grader. Yeah, but she wasn't interested in being a show monkey. She wanted to learn shit. Yeah the narrative made it out as a happy ending so of course it said she was content just skipping a few grades. It's just wasted potential when looking at it practically. She could probably learn a lot more with scientists who'd be interested in her telekinesis too. <cite>GiggetySplicer posted [p:913512605] in Matilda is... [t:77266648]...</cite> <quote><cite>pegusus123456 posted...</cite> <quote><cite>GiggetySplicer posted...</cite> <quote><cite>pegusus123456 posted...</cite> <quote>M@~ was happy though. She was never really interested in the telekinetic power, it was just useful.</quote> She could've been set for life doing one of a kind performances and any other task that can be trivialized with telekinesis but instead becomes a regular 6th grader.</quote> Yeah, but she wasn't interested in being a show monkey. She wanted to learn shit.</quote> Yeah the narrative made it out as a happy ending so of course it said she was content just skipping a few grades. It's just wasted potential when looking at it practically. She could probably learn a lot more with scientists who'd be interested in her telekinesis too.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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