The Facing of Blue Bill

Description

A simple yet exaggerated and fantastic perspective of bravery. Fun and whimsical. Sing-song rhyme. Two friends are discussing the one’s ability to fly, and the fact that he doesn’t. He is afraid to. So the one that can becomes convinced he should try to fly like he used to. But his new flight is not without trouble. The one that can must face his fears and in the end, discovers what bravery is and what it means. Sing-song rhythmic story with fantasy characters. Intended as a type of immersion education tool bent toward common values such as bravery, as well as more complex methods of artistic expression involving things like poetic meter and iambic pentameter. It is intended to use some fun, easy to understand characters to establish links of association between things we see, things we feel and our ability to express them. The author is mildly autistic and it took me the whole of my life so far to express myself to this degree. Maybe this can ‘immerse’ others in the best of ways.