Hay man.
That’s interesting. The scarecrow is considered to be one aspect of the Jungian archetype of The Shadow (repressed emotions). The scarecrow is the fear element.
An idea that came into my mind last night. Most of the objects I come across are manifestations IMO. The Scarecrow was my idea. There is a bit of a bigger question with that about imagination coming first and the physical manifesting later. It fits with fear and also with the Dr Who story and a very scary movie – Jeepers Creepers. Gave up watching scary movies after seeing Jeepers Creepers ! Spooked me out for a few days.
You appear to have more knowledge about Freud and Jung and Id and Super ego and Super IDs etc than I do. The other ‘archetype’ that has shown up is the butler with The Remains of the Day and also the Butler in The Prisoner. Any thoughts on the butler ? A phrase that has sprung to mind is ‘No man is a hero to his valet’ which is attributed to Madame de Pompadour.
The woman speaking in the video and Mr Stevens in Remains of the Day are similar. They are both wanting to make a sensory connection with another person, Dr Who and Ms Kenton respectively. They cannot because they are both trapped by the systems they inhabit, the computer and the rules of the manor respectively. The code.
The butler is a servant who accepts his servitude without question and the monarch accepts her exalted position without question. And both are trapped.
That goes with my view that the slave knows he is a slave and the master / mistress don’t know they are slaves as well. As you say the slave accepts the status quo and the game goes on or the slave revolts and then becomes the master.
Hay man.
That’s interesting. The scarecrow is considered to be one aspect of the Jungian archetype of The Shadow (repressed emotions). The scarecrow is the fear element.
An idea that came into my mind last night. Most of the objects I come across are manifestations IMO. The Scarecrow was my idea. There is a bit of a bigger question with that about imagination coming first and the physical manifesting later. It fits with fear and also with the Dr Who story and a very scary movie – Jeepers Creepers. Gave up watching scary movies after seeing Jeepers Creepers ! Spooked me out for a few days.
You appear to have more knowledge about Freud and Jung and Id and Super ego and Super IDs etc than I do. The other ‘archetype’ that has shown up is the butler with The Remains of the Day and also the Butler in The Prisoner. Any thoughts on the butler ? A phrase that has sprung to mind is ‘No man is a hero to his valet’ which is attributed to Madame de Pompadour.
And the Doctor Who sink hole.
The woman speaking in the video and Mr Stevens in Remains of the Day are similar. They are both wanting to make a sensory connection with another person, Dr Who and Ms Kenton respectively. They cannot because they are both trapped by the systems they inhabit, the computer and the rules of the manor respectively. The code.
The butler is a servant who accepts his servitude without question and the monarch accepts her exalted position without question. And both are trapped.
Go Harry! 🙂
That goes with my view that the slave knows he is a slave and the master / mistress don’t know they are slaves as well. As you say the slave accepts the status quo and the game goes on or the slave revolts and then becomes the master.
No words can describe this.