JRR Tolkien and Christopher Tolkien on allegory
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There's a common human trait called Pareidolia, or "Data Searching." It's completely normal for the human brain to see patterns where there are no patterns: this is why we see shapes in clouds. This is also why a super-destructive ring is thought to be a nuclear bomb metaphor.
TomMSTie 1 year ago 3