We Are All Just Afraid - Lessons From Nausicaa Mongolia [ValjXexiRBZ]

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Miyazaki interestingly enough, gave an answer in an interview directly about Nausicaa's breastsin fact he went out of his way to bring it up.

Miyazaki: Nausicas breasts are quite large, dont you think?

Interviewer: Yes. henry bolte (laughs)

Miyazaki: Thats not only so shell be able to breast feed her children, or for sleeping with the guy she likes. Theyre when she embraces the old kevin hart net worth man and old ladies in the castle when they are dying. I think her bosom is something like that. Thats why it had to become big.

Interviewer: Ah...I see... (Shock!)

Miyazaki: When she held them to her chest, they could die peacefully. I thought her bosom needed to be as such.

I think this sums Nausicaa up quite well... motherly warmth and affection. In the movie, this affection extends not only to her fellow humans, but to each and every living thing she comes across, whether they be furry and warm hornchurch fc or hard and spiny. Despite being made ages ago, there's a lot we can still learn from Nausicaa, and I imagine for years to come as well.

References:

Wilson, Edward Osborne. Half-Earth: Our Planet's Fight for Life. Liveright Publishing Corporation, 2017.