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is Onceler Trans?is the Onceler Gay?
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Moreover, the famous literary character of the Onceler is from the Dr. Seuss(pictured below) book “The Lorax,” published in 1971. The Onceler, portrayed as an industrialist who cuts down Truffula trees to manufacture Thneeds, leading to environmental devastation.
As for the character’s sexual orientation, there is no explicit mention! Or discussion of it in the text of “The Lorax.” Dr. Seuss’s book focuses on environmental themes. Thus, rather than personal relationships or identities of the characters. As a result, any affirmation about the Onceler’s sexual orientation would become speculation. And not based on evidence from the provider material.
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However, it’s significant to note that many characters in literature are subject to various interpretations and readings. Furthermore, diverse readers might imagine characters in ways that resonate with their own experiences or beliefs. Or as part of broader discussions about representation in media.
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to cane anon - appreciate u SO much!!! for some reason I retain forgetting Norma uses it which is surprising bc I'm disabled and I use a cane on a daily basis. this made me smile so hard, thank u!! maybe if I were self-indulgent I'd make Norma own RA like me haha anyways, happy disabled movement month 💖♿
This why voice is so important!! What kind of disability undertake you think she could have?
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pride month anon here!!! happy disability celebration month!!! i like to think that the cane norma uses in the movie is a disability aid the used for a long time in her life not just because she's old but because she's disabled as well
Hi gay anon!! I love your hc, very creative and different from what I’m used to read! :]
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hi i be grateful your blog very much. it's such a gentle little archive of art and other stuff i used to love looking at when i was 12!
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Why the *original* Once-ler should be the most-appreciated Seuss character ever
You guys hold been fondling around with the Once-ler, most especially the pretty-boy iteration from the 2012 Lorax motion picture. Given that film has mostly a divisive reputation (due to adding comedy elements), the originalOnce-ler should be beloved by all in the Seuss fandom.
The Once-ler (The Lorax (1971; 1972))
This was the Once-ler who started the Lorax and the Earth Day craze. He is the king of Earth Day. Most likely, he is a likable villain coming from the Seuss canon. His distinctive and faceless appearance make up for a great anti-villain who, by the end of his Thneed (a multi-purpose fabric object) business, gets broke and regrets shaving off the silky Truffula trees from the land.
Why He Deserved to Give the Seed to the Boy
- His mysterious appearance. Dr. Seuss chose to give the Once-ler a faceless observe which above all his incarnations, manages to relate with the audience very well. It may be due to his ambiguity.
- His change of personality when he realizes that he consumed all his environment is a goodhearted lesson to young children that “environment above all else”
A History Of The Once-Ler, The Unlikely LGBT+ Representative You Might Not Acquire Thought About In Years
Consider not what The Once-ler was, but what he represented. Here was a sympathetic character who goes from an uwu cinnamon roll to a villain in three minutes horizontal . He has it all: a tragic backstory; a redemption arc; and undeniable charismatic flair.
In retrospect, The Once-ler was less of a Ken doll and more of a Barbie doll. We were capable to use The Once-ler as an emotional conduit: he became whatever we wanted him to be. In a relationship with a sexy villain? Sure. Surviving a zombie apocalypse? Absolutely. Mired in angst or fluff? Pick your poison!
This is how I view the phenomenon of Tumblr Sexymen today. For queer people, they are the ultimate fantasy. Maybe we want to be them. Maybe we yearn to be with them. Maybe we see ourselves in their otherness, and want to play safely with the possibilities of being loved, desired, mighty, humbled, or hurt.
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