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Metanarrational Monsters, Part Two – Transformational Love Monster
Archetype One – Transformational-Love Monster Shrek: Fiona? Are you all right? [Fiona looks at herself, and sees she is still an ogre] Princess Fiona: Yes. But, I don’t understand. I’m supposed to be beautiful. Shrek: But you … Continue reading →
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