Magic Door Transport Thursdays -La Casa de Papel (Money Heist) P5e6

       Obviously, some doors are not doors anyone sane would want to open, but others:

       What a beautiful story of a tragic life being transported elsewhere through creativity:  a magical door invented by a desperate mother… 

(and Tokyo grows up just a little bit too late, but at least shares the beautiful idea that her mother gave her…) 

Great point about needing violence to keep the peace, Palermo (in our current system…), even if you are a Sociopath, formed perfectly for & by this system, just like your non-lover Nutcase. What a beautiful admission by  Rio:

“Ya no somos a quien seguir… que vayan a sus casas, por favor.” / “We are no longer worth following…please go home.”   

and that shouted response:

   “No nos vamos!”  / “We will not leave!“

Wow.

Y gracias, Angel, otra vez:  “sus sentimientos son de verdad.”  “…their feelings are real.”

These were all people, desperate husbands, kids of desperate mothers, or of desperate fathers, all failed by an impersonal system that lets people fall through the cracks and die.  This is what the Professor is resisting.

Estoy llorando/I’m crying…   Ok, finally.  Finally, some substance.

This episode was worth waiting for, as it transported me to a place where even the bad guys have real feelings, whoever they are.

Last  week  was Part 5, episode 5: La Casa de Papel/Money Heist Thursdays, Part 5, ep. 5: Sacrifice Transports, But Does it Build Empathy?  ,

next week will be p5e7: La Casa de Papel/Money Heist Transports us Where, This Public Transportation Thursday (P5e7)? …

–     Si:  “Somos la resistencia.”  Ahora, si… “We are the Resistance.”     Now, yes… Shira

Action Prompts:

1.)  Share your thoughts on how we can be part of the Peaceful Resistance… 2.) Write a book, story, post or tweet that uses these thoughts.

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