Making Plot Out Of Nonesense
Jan. 15th, 2024 11:13 amI've been thinking a bit about stories like "Alice in Wonderland" & "Yume Nikki", stories that aren't stories.
To my understanding; both of these media were made without a plot in mind. The experiance you were supposed to get from them was nonesense. And both sucseed in this; "Alice in Wonderland" is in a way better of for being a "it's all a dream" story, cause otherwise it would've only been whimsy & frustration. "Yume Nikki" has a diffrent tone from "Alice", but still ends up going the same, only the unclearity of it's a dream or not helps the tone.
But
people still try to get logical stories from them.
From grimdark theories to fluffy fanfic; people try to grab the looks and/or symbolism that exists in these media and make a story with plot out of it.
I just, am fasinated with how much people like to tell stories. How much people love making refrences or allusions to things they enjoy. And it makes me wonder if when the 2 intersect, with a story without plot;
At what point is the original story lost in the new covering?
To my understanding; both of these media were made without a plot in mind. The experiance you were supposed to get from them was nonesense. And both sucseed in this; "Alice in Wonderland" is in a way better of for being a "it's all a dream" story, cause otherwise it would've only been whimsy & frustration. "Yume Nikki" has a diffrent tone from "Alice", but still ends up going the same, only the unclearity of it's a dream or not helps the tone.
But
people still try to get logical stories from them.
From grimdark theories to fluffy fanfic; people try to grab the looks and/or symbolism that exists in these media and make a story with plot out of it.
I just, am fasinated with how much people like to tell stories. How much people love making refrences or allusions to things they enjoy. And it makes me wonder if when the 2 intersect, with a story without plot;
At what point is the original story lost in the new covering?