Beautiful...and correct from beginning to end. something I've always found funny in the fight about every episode we see: sometimes, people miss the point. Go ask a seven year old (or several) and then you will find the spark, the hope...the fear defeated that makes companions of us all.
To me, that's what it means. We all know fear. We all have our own demons and darkness and shadows and skeletons haunting us. This is what unites us all. We all have these things, we all understand them...and we understand that bit in the middle that can be hard to see unless you are looking for it. Hope. THAT is what unites us. Look beyond the fear to what lies ahead. It is not a fallacy that there is safety in numbers...physically, within our minds (think that's why we create friends for ourselves...to have a hand to hold). To have someone stand with us, remind us, help us think and make us better - that is the point. So yes...fear brings us together. And united we can find that hope (and capture it and be BETTER PEOPLE TOGETHER) on the other side of the fear.
I did find it funny (and yet, not at all surprising), that Clara was the monster under the bed and the nanny to soothe a frightened and confused and lonely child. Makes sense, really...
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To me, that's what it means. We all know fear. We all have our own demons and darkness and shadows and skeletons haunting us. This is what unites us all. We all have these things, we all understand them...and we understand that bit in the middle that can be hard to see unless you are looking for it. Hope. THAT is what unites us. Look beyond the fear to what lies ahead. It is not a fallacy that there is safety in numbers...physically, within our minds (think that's why we create friends for ourselves...to have a hand to hold). To have someone stand with us, remind us, help us think and make us better - that is the point. So yes...fear brings us together. And united we can find that hope (and capture it and be BETTER PEOPLE TOGETHER) on the other side of the fear.
I did find it funny (and yet, not at all surprising), that Clara was the monster under the bed and the nanny to soothe a frightened and confused and lonely child. Makes sense, really...
*HUGS*