Delphinios
11-26-2002, 03:30 AM
Okay...at the urgings of a few people from the forum, I'm giving this its own thread. I guess a few of you wanted to use it, and you're more than welcome to do so. I sent it to every human being I could think of...The chances of someone seeing it are better if more than one person use it...so go for it. I have no problems with that. :)
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Birds of Prey is a show about true survivors....not castaways on desert islands, but women who have survived life and lived to tell about it. Barbara Gordon was attacked, shot, and crippled... Helena Kyle was the child of a single parent, and watched her mother die before her eyes... Dinah Lance was abused and misunderstood, abandoned by a her mother in the name of Love itself...
After everything they've been through...these women refuse to be victims. They don't expect the whole world to pity them, and then get angry when it does. They don't live dark, hopeless lives, wallowing in a world of self pity as so many people would. They're survivors. They cried, and pitied themselves for a little while, and then they moved on, stronger because of the pain. They are fighters, heros, the people that built this world and keep it safe for everyone else.
Huntress, Oracle and Dinah don't need fancy Haloween costumes or masks to be heros. They're heros just because they get up every morning and refuse to surrender to the evil that populates this world. They are not Women of Steel...invinicible...alien. They are human beings with weaknesses and fears and emotions like everyone else.
Birds of Prey is more than a show about superheros. This is more than a comicbook. Because, behind the CGI and the fancy fight sequences, stand three women who in a short time have already captured the hearts of almost 4 million people, and who have the potential to capture 40 million more. There is something that connects each one of us the Birds of Prey...even if it is only the strength and triumph of the human spirit.
The world needs heros, now more than ever...but even more than this, we need to know that what doesn't kill us makes us stronger, that we can survive, and that even in the darkest cities...there are rays of light...heros...Birds of Prey.
There. Do with it what you will. :)
Bethany
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Birds of Prey is a show about true survivors....not castaways on desert islands, but women who have survived life and lived to tell about it. Barbara Gordon was attacked, shot, and crippled... Helena Kyle was the child of a single parent, and watched her mother die before her eyes... Dinah Lance was abused and misunderstood, abandoned by a her mother in the name of Love itself...
After everything they've been through...these women refuse to be victims. They don't expect the whole world to pity them, and then get angry when it does. They don't live dark, hopeless lives, wallowing in a world of self pity as so many people would. They're survivors. They cried, and pitied themselves for a little while, and then they moved on, stronger because of the pain. They are fighters, heros, the people that built this world and keep it safe for everyone else.
Huntress, Oracle and Dinah don't need fancy Haloween costumes or masks to be heros. They're heros just because they get up every morning and refuse to surrender to the evil that populates this world. They are not Women of Steel...invinicible...alien. They are human beings with weaknesses and fears and emotions like everyone else.
Birds of Prey is more than a show about superheros. This is more than a comicbook. Because, behind the CGI and the fancy fight sequences, stand three women who in a short time have already captured the hearts of almost 4 million people, and who have the potential to capture 40 million more. There is something that connects each one of us the Birds of Prey...even if it is only the strength and triumph of the human spirit.
The world needs heros, now more than ever...but even more than this, we need to know that what doesn't kill us makes us stronger, that we can survive, and that even in the darkest cities...there are rays of light...heros...Birds of Prey.
There. Do with it what you will. :)
Bethany