After watching the Master piece of director Guillermo del Toro the shape of water I realized that being different is blessing not curse regardless what most of the people thinking, the lonely mute woman who almost sacrificed her life to safe a water creature rewarded by turning into a sea goddess. The essence of the story was represented before by del Toro in the magnificent movie Pan's labyrinth , the innocent girl who turned to be a princess in a magical world, if We connect these stories to real life we will find many unique and brave females who stand alone against the society to defend their believes, and to Gaine thier rights to live and become happy unfortunately some of them achieve their goals , others lose after a long struggle but when the right time comes they turns to be pioneers and a roll model through the eyes of their admirers, just like the movie, the princess came out from the aches
Written by
Nagwa Nasr
Nano,
Thank you for sharing this so beautifully with us. You are right it is a wonderful metaphor for all of us, and a reminder that being different is really a GIFT. It is lonely sometimes but those of us who feel different are meant to do great things and we must keep going and seek/find our greatness.
Thank you for sharing.
Ubuntu
Wendy Stebbins
Ubuntu is a southern Africa word meaning "I am who I am because of who we are".
Thank you for reading my story, I'm so glad you like it
Indeed being different is meant to do great things
Hi Nagwa. I totally agree. I LOVE that movie, but I like being the black sheep, most of the time, and I'm learning to finally embrace being sensitive, feminist and compassionate. I'm interested to hear more about you and your work in subsequent stories:-)
Thank you so much , you seem very brave lady , surely I'm going to write more stories and I'd like to hear more about you and your work too.