From the first step into the blaze, each spark mirrored her fierce hope and silent devastation. Cooper’s fleeting return elevates survival to a meditation on love and loss.
I suppose you don't have to believe in the power of dogs to love this story, but it helps. Funnily, we were talking about the Hans Andersen story the Tinderbox yesterday. I hadn't thought about it for decades!
When I was a child, the BBC showed a series of broadcasts from Eastern Europe, usually fairy tales. The Tinderbox was one that they showed over and over.
From the first step into the blaze, each spark mirrored her fierce hope and silent devastation. Cooper’s fleeting return elevates survival to a meditation on love and loss.
Blimey! Is that what I meant? 🤔
That’s where my head went with it! 🥰
Awww. I didn’t cry but it was a close one 🥹
Thanks Jared. 😊
I suppose you don't have to believe in the power of dogs to love this story, but it helps. Funnily, we were talking about the Hans Andersen story the Tinderbox yesterday. I hadn't thought about it for decades!
I don’t think I’ve read it, but I will now!
When I was a child, the BBC showed a series of broadcasts from Eastern Europe, usually fairy tales. The Tinderbox was one that they showed over and over.
I’ve got tears in my eyes. My own dog is 13, they’re angels on earth.
I’m sorry Nancy, I didn’t want to make you cry. The problem with dogs and cats for that matter, is they don’t live anywhere near long enough.
Awww. Love. Dogs are so pure.
Thanks Jessica. They are much nicer than many humans!
Love the ending.... :)
Thank you. Hopefully not too sad!
I think the tone was just right...