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Once upon a time. It had one mouse and one cat name, Jerio and Tomiet. They are two of The Three Musketeers of England. The officially sent them to help Robin Hood fought against John, The bad king of Nottingham and they received the rank of Knights from Richard,The real king. Then they went back to their castle. But they lost in the woods and found a dessert house. With hunger, they are eating that house, At the time. A old woman who wear black cloth like witch appleared and gave the Apple to Tomiet. She ate it and sleep by bad curse in apple.
Jerio want to help friend. So he came to find a prince to save his friends. He took a boat to get to the nearest castle. However, He and his boat was ate by the big whales. But with the help of a mystery wooden doll. he has survived But his boat already broken now. Fortunately, He met a big ear elephant who can fly. It took him to the castle. But the prince of the castle, he already married with women who wear glass shoes. He had to go back to his friend with the despair. In the way, He collect the roses from a ruin castle for Tomiet. But he was hit by the mystery beast and almost did not survive. And when he been near a target place. He seen a rabbits who hold a clock in his hand was chasing by girls. But he was not interested. He headed straight to the forest where his real friends was sleep.
He knew that it would not help Tomiet. But he want to try. Try a be her prince .... he kissing her….. Tomiet woke up and said good morning to him. Jerio smiled and said good morning back. He didn’t say what he just do with her. Finally, after a long story. They went to the castle by young man‘s magic carpet. Where the very very long-haired princess and the playful prince in green dress who always fly to everywhere, await their knight came back to their land.
#Let guess it, everyone. Finding how many cartoons be in this story....If you think you know enough.# *Laught*
Jerio want to help friend. So he came to find a prince to save his friends. He took a boat to get to the nearest castle. However, He and his boat was ate by the big whales. But with the help of a mystery wooden doll. he has survived But his boat already broken now. Fortunately, He met a big ear elephant who can fly. It took him to the castle. But the prince of the castle, he already married with women who wear glass shoes. He had to go back to his friend with the despair. In the way, He collect the roses from a ruin castle for Tomiet. But he was hit by the mystery beast and almost did not survive. And when he been near a target place. He seen a rabbits who hold a clock in his hand was chasing by girls. But he was not interested. He headed straight to the forest where his real friends was sleep.
He knew that it would not help Tomiet. But he want to try. Try a be her prince .... he kissing her….. Tomiet woke up and said good morning to him. Jerio smiled and said good morning back. He didn’t say what he just do with her. Finally, after a long story. They went to the castle by young man‘s magic carpet. Where the very very long-haired princess and the playful prince in green dress who always fly to everywhere, await their knight came back to their land.
#Let guess it, everyone. Finding how many cartoons be in this story....If you think you know enough.# *Laught*
Category Artwork (Digital) / Fantasy
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Romeo and Juliet STILL isn't a cartoon. It's a novel based off of Pyramus and Thisbe or Athur Golbing's translation.
In actuality, the names of the character's are just combined together and used as a reference... BUT the story vava told isn't really about the tragedy of love, but someone willing to go through a lot to be with another. Both Romeo and Juliet defied their parents to be with one another. Tomiet is asleep and Jerio is awake, plus either are restricted from each other from family, morals or whatever (sleeping doesn't count) so it doesn't follow the names in it's entirety.
Like I said, vava REFREENCE Romeo and Juliet, but it's not a cartoon. Thus, it does not count when vava asked how many cartoon references. Though, I give props for noticing that as I completely skipped over it.
In actuality, the names of the character's are just combined together and used as a reference... BUT the story vava told isn't really about the tragedy of love, but someone willing to go through a lot to be with another. Both Romeo and Juliet defied their parents to be with one another. Tomiet is asleep and Jerio is awake, plus either are restricted from each other from family, morals or whatever (sleeping doesn't count) so it doesn't follow the names in it's entirety.
Like I said, vava REFREENCE Romeo and Juliet, but it's not a cartoon. Thus, it does not count when vava asked how many cartoon references. Though, I give props for noticing that as I completely skipped over it.
Romeo and Juliet isn't a cartoon....Romeo and Juliet isn't a cartoon.......Romeo and Juliet isn't a cartoon.....
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=> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ewqfgNWU7Jg
=> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Romeo_%C3%97_Juliet
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=> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ewqfgNWU7Jg
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though there is 'roadside romeo' that was a cartoon origionaly
and when they say it wasn't a cartoon vava they mean it wasn't 'originally' hell there are cartoon versions of just about every old play, my fave is the animated animal version of Charles dickens David Copperfield that aired i think back in the mid ninties...some bits of it can be found ou youtube, the songs from it especially....im fond of 'I'll be your hero' and 'imagination' [or something will turn up...not sure which its real name]
and when they say it wasn't a cartoon vava they mean it wasn't 'originally' hell there are cartoon versions of just about every old play, my fave is the animated animal version of Charles dickens David Copperfield that aired i think back in the mid ninties...some bits of it can be found ou youtube, the songs from it especially....im fond of 'I'll be your hero' and 'imagination' [or something will turn up...not sure which its real name]
Considering that your reference to the names is the only thing in the story... It doesn't actually work trying to compare it to "cartoon references."
The names are from a play by Shakespeare. One would assume if you were to reference the names, they would be from the play not a cartoon. Every reference you did was recognizable because of the description and hint that's given. A name reference doesn't imply it's from the anime/cartoon version. While you could say the same about the play, you're more likely to have people not notice the Romeo and Juliet one since you specifically asked for "cartoon references."
My point is, that using the names and combining them with "cartoon reference" is misleading. Even if someone actually knows about a cartoon version, I doubt it got a much publicity as did the play itself. I'm not saying that if it's famous it can be used. I'm saying that the names in general reference the play and nothing else.
The names are from a play by Shakespeare. One would assume if you were to reference the names, they would be from the play not a cartoon. Every reference you did was recognizable because of the description and hint that's given. A name reference doesn't imply it's from the anime/cartoon version. While you could say the same about the play, you're more likely to have people not notice the Romeo and Juliet one since you specifically asked for "cartoon references."
My point is, that using the names and combining them with "cartoon reference" is misleading. Even if someone actually knows about a cartoon version, I doubt it got a much publicity as did the play itself. I'm not saying that if it's famous it can be used. I'm saying that the names in general reference the play and nothing else.
The only reference to Romeo and Juliet is the name. That alone isn't enough to make it "a cartoon reference," since it's based on a play.
The point of a reference is it's usually recognizable. Romeo and Juliet is recognized as a PLAY, not a cartoon. While Alice In Wonderland was based off a book of the same name and similar story.. That's the only thing that makes it different from the book version. The cartoon is vastly different from the book. The reference to Alice in Wonderland is recognizable because of the rabbit with the clock. Saying Romeo and Juliet's names does not validate a "cartoon reference." Especially since that's not the FIRST thing that comes to mind if you heard the names.
The point of a reference is it's usually recognizable. Romeo and Juliet is recognized as a PLAY, not a cartoon. While Alice In Wonderland was based off a book of the same name and similar story.. That's the only thing that makes it different from the book version. The cartoon is vastly different from the book. The reference to Alice in Wonderland is recognizable because of the rabbit with the clock. Saying Romeo and Juliet's names does not validate a "cartoon reference." Especially since that's not the FIRST thing that comes to mind if you heard the names.
Self-righteous? It has nothing to do with that. I'm question, "Does this make sense to me?"
Not everyone is gonna get the fact there was a Romeo and Juliet cartoon. Heck, the fact there's also an anime isn't something widely known either. Calling me self-righteous just means you don't agree with what I'm saying. You don't seem very open minded about the context of the subject.
Am I suppose to, off the bat, get the reference that Romeo and Juliet was also a cartoon when it's all based off a play? No, because in the context of the subject, vava's could have hinted at Disney cartoons since every single one IS a Disney reference.
The Three Musketeers wasn't originally a cartoon either, but since she asks for "Cartoon references" it's safe to assume she's talking about the Disney version (I think there actually is another.. but not the point). Romeo and Juliet isn't commonly associate with cartoons because the story is all a play. All adaptations start from the original and the original wasn't a cartoon.
My point is, I wouldn't have voiced my opinion if I didn't think something was off.
Not everyone is gonna get the fact there was a Romeo and Juliet cartoon. Heck, the fact there's also an anime isn't something widely known either. Calling me self-righteous just means you don't agree with what I'm saying. You don't seem very open minded about the context of the subject.
Am I suppose to, off the bat, get the reference that Romeo and Juliet was also a cartoon when it's all based off a play? No, because in the context of the subject, vava's could have hinted at Disney cartoons since every single one IS a Disney reference.
The Three Musketeers wasn't originally a cartoon either, but since she asks for "Cartoon references" it's safe to assume she's talking about the Disney version (I think there actually is another.. but not the point). Romeo and Juliet isn't commonly associate with cartoons because the story is all a play. All adaptations start from the original and the original wasn't a cartoon.
My point is, I wouldn't have voiced my opinion if I didn't think something was off.
Some of my explanation above and it's not unreasonable to believe that, considering every reference in the story was Disney based. The cartoon variations were not Disney based either. So that's obscured.
The fact of the matter is, the names are based off the characters from a play. You're more likely to associate them with the play than a cartoon. While, vava using the names in the story were not bad. I don't think she quite understood how misleading it is.
The fact of the matter is, the names are based off the characters from a play. You're more likely to associate them with the play than a cartoon. While, vava using the names in the story were not bad. I don't think she quite understood how misleading it is.
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