If it cannot be an animated adaptation set in the Treasure Planet universe, I would also accept a muppet version (ala A Muppet Christmas Carol) as we definitely need more muppet takes on literary classics.

I have no suggestions as to who should be the token human actor.

And I don't think this should be a movie. Structuring it as an intertwining anthology series (like Amazon's Tales from the Loop) would allow full episodes to focus on individual characters for greater depth and justify it's existence against the Broadway musical.

Further, Les Mis is currently relevant. It's questions of authority, justice, class, etc all echo in modern America. Heck, the way Gillenormand's grief upon receiving his dead grandson is self-centered feels very Boomer.

Javert is without humanity. He is driven only the law (not even justice, he never considers whether the law is just). That is an excellent robot.

But, spared by Valjean, Javert finds his own humanity. This should be a triumph, as with Data. But for Javert it is an unacceptable flaw. Fascinating.

Overcrowding fish in a fish culture facility causes reduction of oxygen, presence of large quantities of excretory products from the fishes, and general conditions conducive to invasion of opportunistic bacteria.

(Closest book was a fish disease textbook)

Ew. That is an incredibly frustration issue. Especially with the way the current political climate is viewing public education.

One of the plots to one of the Bombermans. It's a series that really doesn't care about continuity at all.

You're doing good work, Erin! So many amazing games buried in those bundles!

I wrote a reply that Evan is expected to literally have ALL the skills. But then I deleted it because the weight of all that expectation was even giving me anxiety and no needs that burden.

If it does get lost, I'd be happy to send you another one!

Most of the citizenry are relieved that they will soon be safe. But there are small communities of (peaceful) undead who have been part of the kingdom and will be destroyed if the ritual is completed.

If only there was a free-play open world mode where you can just drive around and don't have to worry about racing and such.

Bask in their liminality.

But even the greatest instrument on the planet is just a noisemaker without the right music. Fortunately Bach's composition here corrects everything I complained about last time. It feels dynamic, expressive, alive. It's a 300 year old piece that transcends its age. Who couldn't love this?

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The instrument does a lot here. Organs are powerful. A good organ isn't just a keyboard and pipes, it's a whole room. You listen to the music from *inside* the instrument itself. It is a sound big enough to scoop you up and carry you like a baby. I love me an organ.

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This week I've been listening to Bach's Toccata and Fugue in D. Over and over and over. Probably everyone on the planet knows at least some of it. "The vampire music," my daughter calls it. Dark and moody but energetic. Catchy and moving.

www.youtube.com/watch?v=FHNL...

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Who are we to overlay our moral codes onto their wacky world? Surely they must judge themselves using a measure of goodness derived from their own reality.