Just realized Chihiro’s journey is kinda like trying to find your car in a massive parking lot and ending up in a whole new world. Spirited Away nails the growth aspect with Chihiro facing those bizarre tests and challenges. Each trial she goes through, from dealing with No Face’s appetite to working in the bathhouse, shows a different part of growing up, like responsibility and courage.
Then there’s Haku turning into a dragon didn’t see that coming. Bet Chihiro didn’t think her friend would go full blown mythical creature on her. Adds a fun twist to the whole facing fears and growing up theme.
What’s really interesting is seeing how these fantastical trials might impact Chihiros view on the real world. Spirited away shows growing up as a journey filled with unexpected turns, kind of teaches you to be ready for anything.
I’ve got a theory that the entire spirit world is a metaphor for the adult world from a kids perspective. Everythings confusing and everyone expects you to know the rules.
Can’t help but wonder what’s next for Chihiro if she faced another adventure. Would be cool to see how she applies her spirit world lessons to regular life. What do you all think Spirited Away says about growth and facing challenges? Any other moments that stood out to you?
Then there’s Haku turning into a dragon didn’t see that coming. Bet Chihiro didn’t think her friend would go full blown mythical creature on her. Adds a fun twist to the whole facing fears and growing up theme.
What’s really interesting is seeing how these fantastical trials might impact Chihiros view on the real world. Spirited away shows growing up as a journey filled with unexpected turns, kind of teaches you to be ready for anything.
I’ve got a theory that the entire spirit world is a metaphor for the adult world from a kids perspective. Everythings confusing and everyone expects you to know the rules.
Can’t help but wonder what’s next for Chihiro if she faced another adventure. Would be cool to see how she applies her spirit world lessons to regular life. What do you all think Spirited Away says about growth and facing challenges? Any other moments that stood out to you?
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