Bananas-
The fruit most of us love. We consume the good of it and dispose the peel.
Something that we ignore to notice is the way the peel makes people fall down,
if not disposed rightfully. After extracting the good, if you leave it on the
streets to decompose, it’ll get back on the human race by making someone slip
for someone else’s action. This sounds like the story of every grey character
towards the black end we’ve known- the bad guys- or the villains that we’ve
come across. So who are the good guys? Bananas??- Maybe. So let’s talk about
Batman, the universe with a quite a lot of grey characters. Batman was trained
by mercenaries who wanted him to destroy Gotham, become a ‘peel’ to Gotham slip
it off its course of downfall and mark a growth of a new civilization. But he
does become a symbol, a symbol of ‘right’ among all wrongs- he becomes the peel
in the dustbin. When the peel is in the dustbin, instead on the street- it’s in
the right place, doing the right thing. Not on the street like a villain trying
to slip someone off into a world of pain. Batman is the peel in the dustbin; he’s
the right one at the right place. Not the Joker on the streets. But this would never
happen, if Batman wasn’t introduced to the Banana by her unknowingly, while she
stood across the street from Souvenirs of Hollywood- after eating it by
herself, almost about to drop it and he realized, “Oh, Snap!”Bananas-
The fruit most of us love. We consume the good of it and dispose the peel.
Something that we ignore to notice is the way the peel makes people fall down,
if not disposed rightfully. After extracting the good, if you leave it on the
streets to decompose, it’ll get back on the human race by making someone slip
for someone else’s action. This sounds like the story of every grey character
towards the black end we’ve known- the bad guys- or the villains that we’ve
come across. So who are the good guys? Bananas??- Maybe. So let’s talk about
Batman, the universe with a quite a lot of grey characters. Batman was trained
by mercenaries who wanted him to destroy Gotham, become a ‘peel’ to Gotham slip
it off its course of downfall and mark a growth of a new civilization. But he
does become a symbol, a symbol of ‘right’ among all wrongs- he becomes the peel
in the dustbin. When the peel is in the dustbin, instead on the street- it’s in
the right place, doing the right thing. Not on the street like a villain trying
to slip someone off into a world of pain. Batman is the peel in the dustbin; he’s
the right one at the right place. Not the Joker on the streets. But this would never
happen, if Batman wasn’t introduced to the Banana by her unknowingly, while she
stood across the street from Souvenirs of Hollywood- after eating it by
herself, almost about to drop it and he realized, “Oh, Snap!”
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