Watching movies is actually only a fraction of the fun. Cinephiles also love discussing the plot, trading insights, looking for ways they’d have improved things, and reading way too much into some details. However, some details lead to some genuinely genius insights. Coming up with strange interpretations of the film’s story and characters is honestly very enjoyable.That’s where ther/FanTheoriessubreddit comes in. An online community of nearly 2.1 million internet users, the group invites people to share their theories, interpretations, and speculations about their favorite creative works, from films to books and beyond. We’ve collected some of the community’s most interesting movie theories that might just blow your mind and change how you see your favorite flicks forever. Check them out below!We reached out to the friendly team running the r/FanTheories community, and one of the moderators was kind enough to answerBored Panda’squestions. You’ll find their insights as you read on.This post may includeaffiliate links.
Watching movies is actually only a fraction of the fun. Cinephiles also love discussing the plot, trading insights, looking for ways they’d have improved things, and reading way too much into some details. However, some details lead to some genuinely genius insights. Coming up with strange interpretations of the film’s story and characters is honestly very enjoyable.
That’s where ther/FanTheoriessubreddit comes in. An online community of nearly 2.1 million internet users, the group invites people to share their theories, interpretations, and speculations about their favorite creative works, from films to books and beyond. We’ve collected some of the community’s most interesting movie theories that might just blow your mind and change how you see your favorite flicks forever. Check them out below!
We reached out to the friendly team running the r/FanTheories community, and one of the moderators was kind enough to answerBored Panda’squestions. You’ll find their insights as you read on.
This post may includeaffiliate links.
When Nedry first encounters the Dilophosaurus it seems curious and almost playful. Then, seemingly out of the blue, it shifts gears and things rapidly spiral downward for our beloved corporate espionage character. I always thought it was just sizing him up before eating him, as in it always saw him as prey. But upon watching it for the millionth time this morning I noticed an important detail:The HoodWhen they first come face to face, Nedry has his hood up and it’s spread wide around his face. His poncho is bright yellow, just like the Dilo’s hood flaps. As Dr. Grant said, dinosaurs and man just got thrown into the mix together and we have no idea what will happen. A dinosaur has no idea what a rain poncho is, so when it first saw Nedry, all it saw was a giant figure with a huge hood around it’s face. Now bear in mind all of the park’s dinosaurs are female. I believe that the Dilophosaurus thought Nedry was a male, and more specifically a potential mate. That’s why it followed him like a puppy and made those little cooing noises at him. That is until he tripped, causing his hood to fall down. Once the female Dilophosaurus realized Nedry’s ruse it became aggressive, putting up it’s own hood in a threat display, hissing, and spitting venom in his face. And the rest is history.
When Harry put on the hat, it mentioned all of the houses as options, but Slytherin in particular. Harry got into Gryffindor because he asked. He didn’t specifically ask for Gryffindor, but he ruled out Slytherin, and didn’t fit in the other two houses. Same for Hermione: We find out in the books that the hat actually wanted to put her into Ravenclaw, but she asked for Gryffindor.When all of the Gryffindors first come in, none of them actually seem to have the main trait of the house (bravery): Neville is cowardly, Ginny is shy and meek, etc. Whereas, with the other houses, you can tell who belongs in them right away: Malfoy is clearly arrogant and cunning, Luna is clearly clever, etc.So, my theory is that Godric Gryffindor set up the Sorting Hat purposefully so that it would never simply choose Gryffindor.Think about it! We know that the Sorting Hat will sometimes shout out a house instantly, but we never see this occur with Gryffindor. So the test for Gryffindor isn’t if someone is brave already, it’s if they have the bravery to make this massive choice for themselves.
Not much more to it than the title really. The 1/8th of Voldemort’s soul that attached itself to Harry means he has more soul than everyone else (with the possible exception of James Brown), Dementors go “sh*t yeah, 1.125 for the price of 1, gotta get me some of that”.
Bored Panda was curious to learn more about the roots of the popular online group. “The original creator sub actually deleted their account and hasn’t been part of the mod team for a while so I can’t say for sure what actually led to them making it,” one of the moderators was very open with Bored Panda that the inspiration behind r/FanTheories is shrouded in mystery.“My view though is that I love when people bring creativity back to creative works they love,” they shared.“I was already participating in some similar discussions on IRC [Internet Relay Chat], so I was drawn to the sub when I saw it had started.”
Bored Panda was curious to learn more about the roots of the popular online group. “The original creator sub actually deleted their account and hasn’t been part of the mod team for a while so I can’t say for sure what actually led to them making it,” one of the moderators was very open with Bored Panda that the inspiration behind r/FanTheories is shrouded in mystery.
“My view though is that I love when people bring creativity back to creative works they love,” they shared.
“I was already participating in some similar discussions on IRC [Internet Relay Chat], so I was drawn to the sub when I saw it had started.”
Owning and running the chocolate factory was not a positive experience for Wonka. It took a very obvious toll on his mental health and made him basically unable to interact with other people. The trials he laid out were to see if the potential kids could take care of the factory. Augustus Gloop proved he would either eat or contaminate the product, Violet couldn’t follow rules and let her own temptations disqualify her, Veruca was just mean and couldn’t get along with the workers (squirrels), and Mike basically failed for the same reasons Violet did. All of these kids would probably either ruin the factory or sell it for cash.But Charlie was the only one just gullible enough and innocent enough to take care of the factory and follow the rules forever, and Wonka saw that he was the only one suitable to push this hellish existence on. He’ll be fine in the near future when his family is alive but when they’re all eventually gone then he’ll likely realize Wonka’s factory was never a reward at all.
We were very interested to hear the moderator’s thoughts on what it is that lies at the core of a good, solid fan theory about any creative work.“The ones that take the work seriously,” the Reddit user said.“Connecting the actors' ones and other joke things like that are fun, but the best ones to me are deep dives that try to extrapolate out more information about the story as best they can with the information provided,” they explained their point of view.
We were very interested to hear the moderator’s thoughts on what it is that lies at the core of a good, solid fan theory about any creative work.
“The ones that take the work seriously,” the Reddit user said.
“Connecting the actors' ones and other joke things like that are fun, but the best ones to me are deep dives that try to extrapolate out more information about the story as best they can with the information provided,” they explained their point of view.
Meanwhile, we asked the mod about the reasons for the popularity of the subreddit itself.
“Our subscriber rank peaked in 2017 at 153rd. I think the raw numbers just come from being a general place for fa ntheories on Reddit and fan theories have kept relevance because people will always enjoy discussing works they enjoy.”
In Avengers: Infinity War it’s established that Thor speaks Groot. When Thor introduces Groot to Cap he says this is my friend, Tree. Therefore Groot’s real name is Tree.
We’ve all been there; you forget to hit mute and say something embarrassing on a conference call. Vader has been doing this ever since he got back from Mustafar.After watching him force-choke a dude, everyone was too scared to tell him. The longer it goes on, the less likely it is someone will say something.Proof: xckhooooo tckhaaaaa, xckhooooo tckhaaaaa
The main things to keep in mind in terms of the rules are fairly straightforward. For one, you have to treat others like you would like to be treated. There’s a zero-tolerance approach to people behaving like jerks and insulting others.
Throughout the show, Iroh has shown his actions that seem silly or weird have a double, deeper meaning when we know more about Iroh and I think his love of Tea is a perfect example of that.It clicked with me when we see Iroh explain to Zuko how that learning from all 4 elements helps to create a more rounded view of the world and be a better person.To make Tea, you need all 4 elements to work together to it succeed, you need the clay for the teapots and cups, the water for the substance of the tea, Fire to heat up the Tea and the air blown on the hot tea to cool it so you can drink it (even if you leave it out to cool naturally, it would get cold and taste worse to drink). If you take one element out, tea is either impossible or worse without it.It’s just fascinating thought and the depth of Iroh that people may dismiss if anybody looked at him on a surface level.
This theory isn’t about the movie Joker (2019), but more about the Joker as a character in GENERAL across all media:Anyway, in the Batman: Arkham City video game, the Joker’s plan is to donate his toxic blood to hospitals all across Gotham, which will infect people with his ‘disease.’ In the game Batman: Arkham Knight, we see at least three different people who have been infected with the Joker’s blood.Now, it’s been a while since I’ve last seen gameplay for Arkham Knight, but I believe the infected people start to behave EXACTLY like the Joker and take on his psychotic mannerisms while wearing clown-like face paint.Also, in an old Batman comic, Batman sits upon the ‘mobius chair’ — a chair that gives you the ABSOLUTE TRUTH. He asks the chair what the Joker’s true identity is, and it’s revealed that there have actually been three different ‘Jokers.’ A bit odd that three different people look and act exactly like the Joker to the point that Batman — the world’s greatest detective — couldn’t tell, wouldn’t you agree?So my theory is that ‘the Joker’ isn’t a person at all, but rather…a poison. A toxin. What we know as ‘the Joker’ is just a side effect that happens when you get exposed to that specific toxin.
Meanwhile, if you don’t like a fan theory or you completely disagree with it, try to offer some constructive criticism. Nobody likes being insulted. Similarly, you shouldn’t call someone names just because they disagree with your theory. It’s understandable that people are passionate about their ideas and the fictional worlds they’ve loved for years, but try to keep all of the discussions civil.In the meantime, make sure that you’ve fleshed out your theory as much as you can. You need to provide some solid evidence and back up your claims as best as possible. “We typically accept posts if they have at least 1-3 paragraphs' worth of evidence. Anything that is just one to a few sentences will be removed,” the moderators warn.And that makes perfect sense. A community about fan theories really should have high standards when it comes to what theories end up being featured. If there’s no evidence to back up your claims, then it’s not a theory but wishful thinking (and possibly an idea for writing some fan fiction!).The mods also ask everyone to tag spoilers, put some effort into formatting posts, and flair their submissions.
Meanwhile, if you don’t like a fan theory or you completely disagree with it, try to offer some constructive criticism. Nobody likes being insulted. Similarly, you shouldn’t call someone names just because they disagree with your theory. It’s understandable that people are passionate about their ideas and the fictional worlds they’ve loved for years, but try to keep all of the discussions civil.
In the meantime, make sure that you’ve fleshed out your theory as much as you can. You need to provide some solid evidence and back up your claims as best as possible. “We typically accept posts if they have at least 1-3 paragraphs' worth of evidence. Anything that is just one to a few sentences will be removed,” the moderators warn.
And that makes perfect sense. A community about fan theories really should have high standards when it comes to what theories end up being featured. If there’s no evidence to back up your claims, then it’s not a theory but wishful thinking (and possibly an idea for writing some fan fiction!).
The mods also ask everyone to tag spoilers, put some effort into formatting posts, and flair their submissions.
Anyone with even a passing familiarity with the James Bond franchise knows he drinks his Martinis “shaken, not stirred”. However, Martinis are typically made stirred, as shaking the drink causes the ice to break up, melt quicker and water down the Martini. As a result many Martini drinkers scoff at Bond’s order as he is ordering a weaker drink and being pretentious about it. However, I theorise that Bond is ordering a weak drink deliberately so as to make it seem like he is drinking more than he actually is. This is because Bond is almost always on duty in both the books and films and needs to keep his wits about him, either to defend himself or not blab all his secrets to the bartender, but sometimes he will need to drink to maintain his cover. As a compromise he orders a weaker drink to give the appearance that he is more inebriated than he actually is, thus maintaining his cover and gaining an element of surprise over his targets. As for why he still orders them when he seemingly isn’t working there are 2 possible answers for this. 1. Bond views himself as always on duty and so always orders the weaker drink, or 2. He just orders it out of habit, or genuinely enjoys the weaker drink
So, it’s no secret that Spongebob clearly cares for Squidward. No matter how many times Squidward pushes Spongebob away, Spongebob always goes back to trying to be Squidward’s friend.In the show, this is often presented like classic Spongebob naïveté/stupidity. That it’s obvious Squidward doesn’t want to be Spongebob’s friend but Spongebob is too naive to see it. However I don’t think that’s the case.First, Squidward has no other friends. I think that’s obvious. He hates everything and thinks everyone is an idiot expect for him. I think Spongebob is really the only person (besides himself) that Squidward really cares about.Evidence Squidward cares about Spongebob:In the April Fools Episode, Squidward says, and I quote:“I didn’t mean to hurt you, in fact Spongebob, I like you. I like living next store. I like hearing your fog horn alarm in the morning and your high pitched giggling at night.”He then goes on to say he even likes Gary, Patrick, Sandy, and Mr. Krabs.2. When Squidward moves away, he finds his new home to be too boring and misses Spongebob.3. When a fish makes Spongebob cry Squidward knocks him in the face with a pizza.(pizza delivery episode)4. In the Hash-Slinging Slasher, Squidward tells Spongebob “I’ve always kind of liked you!”5. In the Christmas episode, Squidward pretends to be Santa and literally gives away all of his stuff just to make Spongebob happyBasically, Squidward is grumpy, unhappy, and disappointed at where his life is at. He’s very posh and it’s clear he never expected to spend his life as a cashier. But deep down, he sort of likes his life. Though he tries not to admit it.And I think Spongebob knows all of this. He knowsSquidward is unhappy and doesn’t have many friendsThat deep down Squidward really does care for SpongebobAnd for Spongebob, being the lovable sponge he is, that’s all he needs to know. He knows that Squidward needs a friend so no matter how many times he gets pushed away, Spongebob keeps going back to make Squidward happy.TLDR: Spongebob cares for Squidward and feels bad for him, so he never stops trying to be Squidward’s friend.
Glossing over some film facts that run counter to your hypothesis really won’t help your case. The odds are that if you’ve spotted some inconsistencies that ruin your theory, other fans will, too. So if your favorite theory is crumbling apart before your eyes, it’s time to go back to the drawing board. Who knows, you might find a creative way to explain all the inconsistencies or you might come up with a fresh new theory that’s even more powerful and mind-blowing than the previous one.
In the seventh book, its established that you need to win a wand’s allegiance for it to function as intended. Ron uses his brother’s old wand until the second book, where it breaks and he’s essentially wandless for a year. Aside from a couple of fluke cases, we don’t see Ron perform any magic which works as intended until the third book (where his parents get him a brand new wand). His poor results are put down to a lack of aptitude and effort, (or tree attack) but in the later books he’s easily Harry’s equal (outside of DADA). The same is true of Neville. He’s renowned for being awful at magic throughout the series, and he’s another character who uses a wand which didn’t choose him (in this case, his father’s). That wand gets broken in the fight at the Ministry, and once he has his new wand, he becomes the best student in the year at herbology and leads a revolution. He’s even so good he ends up as a professor. The turning point could be seen to be during the DA, but bear in mind that he’s just as bad at magic as ever, all through that fight. There are definitely holes in this theory, but compared to a lot of Harry Potter theories that are passed around the web, this fits the source material pretty well.
At the beginning of the film, we see Mia dump her drugs into the well outside of the cabin. Since the cabin is in the middle of the woods, it can be assumed that the well is the main source of water for the structure.So, my theory is that there is no supernatural force acting upon them or the cabin, but instead, each character is reacting to the drugs they unknowingly have in their systems, having ingested them through the water.At the end of the film, only one character remains alive: Mia. This is, in part, due to the fact that she is a recovering addict, so her system is used to the toxin.
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From our perspective, the more fleshed-out the fictional world, the better. When you have a clear understanding of the logic that binds the world, story, and all of its characters together, then it’s easier to make interpretations and speculations. When there’s internal consistency in the logic of the fictional world, you can extrapolate and explore a whole bunch of hypothetical scenarios.
Internal consistency doesn’t necessarily mean grim realistism, however.As we’ve writtenon Bored Panda before, these fictional worlds can be truly fantastical—full of dragons, aliens, and space monsters—but all the moving parts have to be grounded and make sense, otherwise, you’ll lose your audience which is already willing suspending its disbelief. If magic is real, it follows certain rules. Similarly, characters tend to have clear goals and motivations: if they suddenly start behaving strangely, the audience will notice that and call out the creators. Alternatively, someone might just come up with a solid fan theory to explain this unusual behavior…
Unfortunately I have no substantial evidence but it seems rather absurd that w every dwarf came in and immediately started requesting snacks and beverages. I find it hard to believe 13/13 dwarves are rude and demanding after the claiming to be “at his service”, even if they did intend to pay him back. I think Gandalf may have suggested it was in their best interest to arrive with a hearty appetite with an alterior motive, other than to snicker at Bilbo’s predicament.
Remember in the first film when Marty goes to Doc Brown’s house to get his help getting back to 1985?So my theory is — if you think about everything Brown says — his helmet actually works!He says Marty has come a great distance, which…obviously. Then, he mentioned the Saturday evening post (which is the paper Marty got out of the trash), then he mentioned making a donation (Marty gave the clock tower lady a quarter as a donation), and THEN he mentioned the coast guard youth auxiliary (Marty had lied to his grandparents and said he was in the coast guard).
In Waterworld, the characters assume that the entire earth is covered in water — hence the title. BUT, even if all the ice on Earth melted, there would still be a majority of land above sea level. So my theory is that Waterworld takes place in the middle of the Pacific Ocean, but these people simply don’t have the means to travel far enough in any direction to find land.And this same theory fits with the Mad Max films, as well. If a nuclear apocalypse wiped out society, melted all the ice caps, and severely altered the climate, Australia would be a huge wasteland. So, like with Waterworld, if Mad Max takes place in the middle of the country, these people may never have known that the ocean was only 500 miles away the whole time.The aesthetic of these universes are VERY similar, both using the remnants of our fallen society to build theirs. They both have wild bands of warlords ruling large swaths of territory, and groups of people trying to live peacefully. With the collapse of society, the change in climate, and all of the violence, I think it’s reasonable to think that people wouldn’t be able to travel very far to explore their altered world.And hey, maybe if they did, we could get an epic crossover where Max and The Mariner team up to fight wild bands of marauders!
Ok so I don’t really have much proof to this but it’s just a theory I’ve had for a while now. Ted does a lot of c**ppy things during the run of the show that and something I think is important is that Ted is the one telling the story to his kids. We only ever hear one perspective on the whole thing. Why would you tell your own children (especially your daughter) that someone they’ve called “Uncle Barney” their whole lives repeatedly lies to women in an attempt to sleep with them? I mean a lot of Barneys antics border on rape and I feel if I heard my dad bragging about my uncle pulling this sht I would cut contact with him. And I feel a lot of episodes where Teds doing something bad he immediately swaps to a story about Barney doing something worse which makes me feel like he was trying to make himself look better. Also lets remember that we see the other members of the gang talking about really private sht that they shouldn’t know but do anyway like intimate details about their sex lives that they definitely would not have told Ted yet he’s the one telling the story. anyway just thought id share. thoughts?
A common complaint from directors are that Marvel is very restrictive about the IP which led to Edgar Wright and Scott Derikson leaving Antman and Dr Strange 2.Hemsworth was also at that point tired of ‘serious’ Thor.So I theorise that for non flagship (i.e not Iron Man or Cap) characters they allowed some freedom to the directors. In the case of the supposedly final Thor movie they let a comedy director take over and change the tone of the character completely.Might also explain why the first Dr Strange was allowed to be so trippy and why Captain Marvel was so genericThat may mean that the more creative movies in the future will come from C or D list characters. Squirrel Girl please.
Obi-Wan is dueling his apprentice, Anakin Skywalker. Obi-Wan is one of the premier duelists of the Jedi Order, and taught Anakin everything he knows about the art.Eventually, they are dueling on top of some scrap metal floating on a lava river. We see that the river is leading to a lava-fall, and so the duel must end here one way or another. Obi-Wan leaps from the scrap to an embankment of volcanic gravel and turns back to Anakin, who is now stuck on the aforementioned scrap. Staying on the scrap is suicide. Jumping onto the gravel below Obi-Wan entails high risk, as the lava river continues to rise. Even if he were to land the jump, the duel would not be over and Anakin would be at a disadvantageBut there is a third option: To jump over Obi-Wan. As we know, Anakin took this path despite Obi-Wan pleading with him not to and (spiritually) died there on Mustafar, becoming Vader.So, why did Anakin think to jump over Obi-Wan? Well, to answer that we have to look back at another duel: The first duel between Obi-Wan and Darth Maul. At the end of this duel, Maul has killed Qui-Gon Jin and has effectively defeated Obi-Wan. He stands above the then-Padawan, who dangles over a pit. Maul is overconfident, and lets Obi-Wan marinate in hopelessness. Using the force, Obi-Wan then leaps out of this hole and summons his fallen master’s lightsaber. In mid-air, he ignites the green blade and bisects Maul.Pretty heroic, right? Sounds like the kind of story that literally every Jedi ever would be asking Obi-Wan to tell over and over again.Of course Anakin would have heard this story, but — every time Obi-Wan retold that duel — I think he saw a different outcome. This time, Maul doesn’t turn around to face him, he simply turns his lightsaber around and impales Obi-Wan on it in mid-air. He likely never confided in Anakin his fears of that movement’s failure, since he’d hyped the story up so much. If he said anything, it was probably that the move was ‘too brash’ or ‘too risky’ to duplicate, but Anakin was never a good listener.So, Obi-Wan turned to Anakin and said ‘It’s over, I have the high ground’ because he, just like Anakin now, had once been in a position where success required a massive vertical leap over your opponent, and he now understood the risk that move entailed and how he could counter it.Obi-Wan then begged Anakin not to jump, saying, ‘Don’t try it,’ but Anakin, in his hatred and overconfidence, felt Obi-Wan’s fear and thought he had finally found a situation where he could best his master, using his master’s own move against him.
The entire premise of the movie is that Bruce grew to resent and hate God, so God gives Bruce his powers to prove that being ‘almighty’ is harder than it looks — but let’s look at the situation objectively:Satan would see a much greater opportunity in a mortal growing to hate God. That would allow him to tempt and manipulate the person more than normal. Not only that, but God is supposed to be omnipotent, whereas the being that Bruce met had clearly defined limitations (related to free will). Also, the things that Bruce used the given powers for made me question if they came from God. He made a monkey crawl out of a guy’s butt (then jump back in) and, in a deleted scene, he lit Evan Baxter on FIRE with a look of pure maliciousness!Bruce’s abuse of these powers eventually caused the city to descend into absolute chaos. I highly doubt that God would allow so many people to get hurt just because one news anchor had a crisis of faith?So, my theory is that Morgan Freeman’s character is not God at all, but Satan. The story makes much more sense if you think of Freeman’s character as some kind of evil demon giving Bruce exactly what he wished for and taking pleasure in the chaos that ensued. I think he just happened to accidentally renew Bruce’s faith in the process.
A few seasons from now, whenever the show doesn’t get renewed, at the end of the series finale bojack is going to walk into a bar. At this point everyone he loves will have died or abandon him. The bartender asks “why the long face?”, then CUT TO BLACK Suprannos style ending.
In the opening scene, you see Michael spying on Judith and her boyfriend. The boyfriend pulls out a clown mask to spook Judith. A minute later, Michael picks up that mask and wears it when he kills her.BUT — when we cut away to finally reveal the boy behind the mask — he’s in a full-body clown costume. It seems as though the mask was a part of his outfit all along…So, why did Judith’s boyfriend have it instead of Michael?Obvious answer: The bratty teens stole Michael’s mask as a joke to mock him.Given this mask’s prominent role in the scene — and his mask’s massive role throughout the series as a whole — it makes sense that this would be the final straw that pushed Michael over the edge. After all, it wouldn’t take much for the personification of evil itself.
Of course, this whole thing is a spoiler for Season 3 of Avatar: the Last Airbender. In the beginning, the Fire Nation was repeatedly attacking the Southern Water Tribe to capture Waterbenders, and possibly the next avatar (but that’s someone else’s post). Only capture, and imprison. The last raid, Kya’s killer said they weren’t doing that anymore. What happened to change that policy? Hama.The last Waterbender that they captured. During her brutal imprisonment, she created bloodbending, like Toph created metalbending during her own imprisonment, funny that. And like Toph, Hama used her creation to escape in spectacular fashion.I’m thinking that The Fire Nation has learned from this defeat, much like the defeat they learned from in “The Northern Air Temple.” No more capturing Waterbenders, they’re too scary. Better to just kill them.
The jump in musical instrument quality from low range to mid range is far more noticeable than from mid to high for most instruments, but there is often a dirt cheap end. These might even be made of plastic, either intended as a toy or an actual instrument. At this very low level, you’d be lucky if it even played half in tune and wasn’t airy. Plastic recorders on the low end are decent because they’re in such high supply, but most instruments aren’t in demand enough to be made well in plastic to a good quality.I believe that Squidward, as poor as he is working at a dead-end Cashier job, cannot afford to save up for even a low-mid range instrument. His dead-end job and its terrible pay with the greedy Mr Krabs isn’t enough for better. His plastic, cheap, airy, or even second hand (is it damaged?) clarinet is to blame, not his skill.Supporting evidence is everywhere but the most recent and obvious one is episode Krusty Koncessionaires when he once played a high-end clarinet intended for use in a concert and it was beautiful. “I can’t believe it. This really is the best clarinet ever made!” he says after playing.So my theory is, if he could afford an upgrade, his music wouldn’t be at all so raspy.
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