The Fall as Allegorical Fiction.

[Thumpalumpacus]

Authors ask for money today, storytellers asked for money then. I wont take anyones subtle message away from them, whatever someone sees there is valid....but....the narrative is a successful vehicle because it allowed to narrator to rattle his cup at as broad a group as possible. That's because it's a pretty good story, regardless of what may have sprung up when it was cobbled together with other narratives in the distant future. It remained a good way to rattle the cup even after it was wedded to the other narratives. Now that, is fucking resilience...cause some of the rest of this shit is booooooring.

Indeed. Makes you wonder why the message resounds: You'll never be good enough, you shouldn't try. I wonder what that says about people?

At any rate, them who wrote it knew their craft.

Nows a good time to remind everyone that my cup is rattling.....gimme mah kudos.

You are one shameless sonofabitch, Rhymey.