Watch this 4 minute short film and share what you feel is the moral of the story. I want to read everyone’s comments:
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The Professor's Convatorium
Welcome — Come Immerse, Convalesce, Spark Dialogue or Simply Discern
Watch this 4 minute short film and share what you feel is the moral of the story. I want to read everyone’s comments:
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The Professor's Convatorium 
hmmm….. when you’re disconnected from source, lights out. (?) I suppose there is no ‘right’ or ‘wrong’ interpretation, everything is subjective. Adorable little film.
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The little guy just needs a wireless router. =D
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LOL…clever Victoria. I like both suggestions. “Must call new..service…. geek….. be……fore……” 😉
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haha! 🙂
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My first thought was “Don’t let things SCREW with your life of curiosity or your vision (and excitement?) becomes extinguished!”
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oh yeah! I remember thinking, when I saw the screw screw him up….”there’s one in every crowd.”
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I like your first thought best, it’s soooo trew!
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There could be a few morals here—don’t let things screw you up, don’t choke off your life force in the pursuit of your goals, etc. But I was mainly overcome by feelings of sadness while watching this. It made me a little misty and leaky around the eyes. I’m a sap.
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Madame Weebles, thank you for coming by. You are not alone there; I get super-cranky within restrictions & rules. That’s my Bohemian side. How can we resolve little thingy’s limitations?
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It was a sad, sad film. To me the morals of the story was, that if you create sentient life, you are responsible for it.
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Interesting view rautakyy. In my limited experience I’ve known some who wear their feelings on their sleeves. Forethought is sometimes not their forte. Thanks for stopping by!
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