There Goes the Neighborhood
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The Story
This piece is a commentary on how related groups behave toward an obviously different individual, who wishes to become part of the group.
In this instance, we have a neighborhood of gargoyles living in peace for centuries. Then on day Frankenstein’s monster moves into their midst. It is obvious; he is not one of them. The gargoyle in the background is obviously distraught. But wait; a short time later someone kills the monster, by driving a nail into his head. Now the same gargoyle that was distraught earlier, is sympathetic and crying, “why did they do it?”.
The ugly clay pigeons have their own neighborhood; a pretty cardinal moves in-it is not accepted. Yes, it is pretty, but it does not belong.