Ownership
Posted: Sat Mar 08, 2014 6:12 pm
At the back bone of the Chronicles and made even clearer in the The Last Chronicles is the idea of Ownership; taking Ownership of ones plight in life and thus taking command to change the nature of ones life, ones plight. TC learns to own Leprosy rather than be devoured by the despair leprosy brings.. Linden divorces herself from the life her parents brought her self up in, and searches and finds a life she can take ownership in..Lindens decided to Own her future, own the responsibility of it rather than being a mere subject of Fate. She took Ownership of Her future, and thus, Owns Who She Is.
Linden suffers mightily for her decision to Own Up. Interesting, like TC,,how Linden is the target for derision, rather than the resolution of a offensive plight. Jerry's plight is secondary to the ELOHIM'S FEARS of what Linden just might do in her Ownership. Linden is dissatisfied and goes at it alone in her Ownership. The right thing to do if one is dissatisfied with a situation in life or maybe, if one is dissatisfied with a work of Art. Take ownership of your dissatisfaction,,and make the changes. TC believed he could first conquer out right the despair of Leprosy. Then he found out he could rise above it, go to some lofty where else, away from the despair of Leprosy . Finally he realizes he has to take ownership of Leprosy,,in order to control it, in order to manage the despair of it. Despair is a human trait. If you are Human, you can have despair. Linden, thru taking ownership , rather than being the child her parents molded, finds Love that she had never experienced and is guided by it to the end of story. ..They took ownership of their failures, their dissatisfaction, their unsatisfactory situations,,and instead of blaming the towns folk, or any other scapegoats for their malcontent, TC and Linden took Ownership inorder to search and find a Hopeful future.
How is it that taking Ownership is such a struggle.? As Jerry finds out, indeed, its a solitary endeavor. Yet we need help along the way. Donaldson likes the paradox and there is one. The obstacles that have to be overcome grow out of that paradox, grow out of that conflict. One way to apply Ownership is change that paradox into a parable...change the way the obstacle is perceived..as in the Lurker, for example.
There are all sorts of padding and cushions provided to soften the hard blows encountered by taking responsibility, by taking Ownership. Linden repeats the refrain to Jerry about ...we are not our failures...That takes the sharp out of the unseen stiletto..Jerry finally realizes Compassion..taking his small self centered linear perspective of the World hes in and fills it out to a spherical connected whole view. So, the author offers solutions to the problems and doesn't just belly ache about the angst of being a teenager.. He Takes Ownership.
Linden suffers mightily for her decision to Own Up. Interesting, like TC,,how Linden is the target for derision, rather than the resolution of a offensive plight. Jerry's plight is secondary to the ELOHIM'S FEARS of what Linden just might do in her Ownership. Linden is dissatisfied and goes at it alone in her Ownership. The right thing to do if one is dissatisfied with a situation in life or maybe, if one is dissatisfied with a work of Art. Take ownership of your dissatisfaction,,and make the changes. TC believed he could first conquer out right the despair of Leprosy. Then he found out he could rise above it, go to some lofty where else, away from the despair of Leprosy . Finally he realizes he has to take ownership of Leprosy,,in order to control it, in order to manage the despair of it. Despair is a human trait. If you are Human, you can have despair. Linden, thru taking ownership , rather than being the child her parents molded, finds Love that she had never experienced and is guided by it to the end of story. ..They took ownership of their failures, their dissatisfaction, their unsatisfactory situations,,and instead of blaming the towns folk, or any other scapegoats for their malcontent, TC and Linden took Ownership inorder to search and find a Hopeful future.
How is it that taking Ownership is such a struggle.? As Jerry finds out, indeed, its a solitary endeavor. Yet we need help along the way. Donaldson likes the paradox and there is one. The obstacles that have to be overcome grow out of that paradox, grow out of that conflict. One way to apply Ownership is change that paradox into a parable...change the way the obstacle is perceived..as in the Lurker, for example.
There are all sorts of padding and cushions provided to soften the hard blows encountered by taking responsibility, by taking Ownership. Linden repeats the refrain to Jerry about ...we are not our failures...That takes the sharp out of the unseen stiletto..Jerry finally realizes Compassion..taking his small self centered linear perspective of the World hes in and fills it out to a spherical connected whole view. So, the author offers solutions to the problems and doesn't just belly ache about the angst of being a teenager.. He Takes Ownership.