A sentimental guy?
March 3, 2013My 6-year-old son has been making his first photo album. Highlights are below.
Perhaps some humans will eventually be deemed worthy of inclusion as well.
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Do you think he sees these figures more as protectors of good or avengers of evil? I assume 6 year old boys buy into the militant role rather than the peacekeeper role.
I agree. At this stage of life, Phil seems to think that the good guys should fight the bad guys simply because bad guys are inherently bad — not to achieve specific strategic goals.