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There is a fairytale about a princess with many brothers. The brothers are turned into swans by an evil wizard. In order to break the curse, the princess must weave shirts made from her hair and clothe the swans on a full moon night. She takes on this task. The youngest brother has one arm which remains forever a wing, because the princess does not have enough hair to fashion a sleeve for the last shirt, but it is through her love and hard work that she saves her brothers from their fate of being swans forever.- Fanart
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Once again the beauty of a true work of art, the meaning is personal to those experiencing the art form, it is equally valid to appreciate the artwork at face value and attach no greater meaning and at times that might be the aim of the art work. Lots of thought provoking material appears in Yuzu's Ice Stories and it really is something to enjoy contemplating when watching performances when they are available on streaming services and broadcasts and the 'YuTunes' channel. If the test had been a Yuzu exam, you would have aced it Yuzu has set homework for us now with his story book for Echoes, we will all be very studious before the ice stories- Fanart
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Thank you. It is only one of a great number of interpretations and it is but a mere example of how this scene might align with anyone having similar experiences. Many people face challenges in their daily lives and have to make important decisions and sometimes there are lots of factors which mean that choices are not always obvious or perfect. People are sometimes held back or stuck doing the same thing, for a variety of reasons. For any given art form and certainly Yuzu's Ice Stories are a fabulous performance art form, the art is conveyed from the creating artist to the person immersed in viewing, listening, reading, experiencing the art form. Each person interprets the work differently, in their exquisitely unique way and at different points in their life or in different moods the art speaks to each individual differently. How wonderful that we can be part of this amazing collective experience, gain something really special, explore and discuss this with our fellow Fanyus. Again, this is my very humble view point and it would be a delight to find out what other people might think.- Fanart
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