Finding Courage

A new week is here and I’ve nothing better to say about the weekend other than the fact that we watched two animation movies back-to-back on sunday evening. Animation movies are something Bigshot tries to stay far away from and the reason for it are still unknown to the mankind and being his wife, I still cannot comprehend the fact that he doesn’t like them because I LOVE’ em! From the time I saw my first animation movie ‘The Lion King’ in the theatre with my mouth wide open in pure astonishment I loved everything about it. So yesterday while we were flipping through movies on netflix we came across the newly released movie, ‘Finding Dory’ and he showed a slight interest in watching it. I knew this was the right opportunity I had to push him a little harder into making him watch it with me. So when he told me he hasn’t seen ‘Finding Nemo’, the first part of the movie franchise, something in my mind told me its time for me to cut the crap about not-trying-to-push-your-views-on-to-others principle and instead push my views on to my husband so much so that he will end up watching both the movies with you.

The first movie was released in 2003 and the last time I remember seeing the movie, I was in high school. But yesterday as we were watching the movie, my perception about the entire movie was completely different compared to what I felt during those time. The movie is about a clownfish trying to find his lost son in the ocean where he encounters all kinds of danger but a friend comes along the way ends up helping him to be reunited with his son. In the sequel, that same friend who lost her parents a long time ago is in search of them in the ocean along with her friends where she faces both external as well as internal struggles which leads her to her new future (I don’t want to spoil the ending for anybody who hasn’t seen the movie yet). This is the time where you might start finding me absolutely naive and extremely stupid but I never had such struggles. Obviously I wasn’t chased around by an angry shark or stung by a jellyfish but I hardly faced such extreme challenges in life and the life I’m leading right now is something I can never complain about. My life, right now, is ‘the end’ part of a movie where every characters in the movie are happy and loved.

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