Death Comes For Us All – Why I Love Puss In Boots: The Last Wish



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41 thoughts on “Death Comes For Us All – Why I Love Puss In Boots: The Last Wish”

  1. Idk if anyone realized, but deaths whistle is the beginning to Ring Around The Rosey, which is a reference to the black death/plague that was probably going on at the time. It also is a nod to how death comes for all. Ashes to ashes, we all fall down

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  2. I dont think death wanted teach puss a lesson about valueing life, seeing as he said (more or less) "why did I play with my food" after he realized that puss is no longer the arrogant hero that did not value his life and laughed in the face of death that he wanted to kill, he just gave up

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  3. Call me crazy but I’ve always imagine that Death always found the soul of a life with substance more taste full than a life wasted and preferred souls with actual flavour.
    Going by that logic I believe Death in the movie stalled for as long as he could to try to add some flavour to Puss’es soul after the last 8 left him with a bitter taste, only to realize that if he killed Puss at the wishing star he’d be robbing himself of a good meal.

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  4. "Death is inevitable, but its appearance depends on the type of life you've lived" that hit different. I'd like to think, that while you might be at your strongest, when having lived a fulfilling live with people you love, death also loses some of its terror as some of it is you being confronted with your regrets and living a good fulfilling life tends to leave you with less regrets (ideally). Loved the video!

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  5. When a sequel to a spinoff that wasn't very famous has me considering life and existence and love and the story for weeks after watching it in contrast to a lot of big budget films these days

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  6. Can you truly appreciate life, if you don’t fear death? Because with that fear you come to know gratitude for the time your given. I love this movie and it’s messages.

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  7. For the Cave of Lost Souls, Death saw Puss actually changing. He saw a glimpse of the Hero that values the lives of others. But he also how complete jerks the Past Lives and the reason they mock Puss is because he cared for others. So when we see Death reappear, he wasn't angry at the current Puss but at the other Lives.

    How the Past Lives and Death interacted with Puss is kinda meaningful. While the Past Lives seemingly show concern at the end, it's something born out of selfishness. When Death cruelly chases Puss, he actually gave Puss another chance to earn back his right to live.

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  8. Death: I'm not a cat person. I find the idea of nine lives to be…..absurd. You know who should deserve another life? A little girl selling matches on the streets, a mermaid with a broken heart, a young couple who lost their lives due to a ridiculous family feud.

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  9. I love entities of death that respect and value life. Between Lobo and the Matron of Ravens from Vox Machina, it’s just such a fascinating and nuanced approach to death that doesn’t demonize it.

    Death should be acknowledged and respected, not feared. It’s not evil, it’s just the way of the universe.

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  10. Tell this day my favorite scene was the bar scene you can see that puss had a total of 8 shots and then you see a 9th cup appear and then when death appears he's holding the 9th glass with puss face in it

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  11. I saw this before:

    But I think wants geinus about the Wolf is that he represents The Three Archetypes of Death/Grim Reaper: The Adversary, the Hunter, and the Friend.

    The Adversary: The opponent that you have to overcome to prove that you have grown if you want to live

    The Hunter: The relentless monster that chases you down. No matter where you go, how far you run, they're on your heels

    The Friend: The last smile you see, the warm chuckle and a friendly face that eases your pain as you welcome the end

    With the Big Bad Wolf? He's all three archetypes by the end of the film

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  12. When I watched this, I didnt see the wolf as a threat and even when he whistled I thought it was not that threatening but until he actually was close to killing boots and following him around through the journey, the whistle seemed to becomes more and more scarier.. idk it just seemed that way

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