Andrew

And everything I've said there is more than one can convey.

when you're meeting someone for the first time, talking about your hobbies at the pub.

But if you haven't seen Adventure Time, I truly recommend checking out some episodes.

I'd say I find it really hard to remember the actual names of the episodes, but if you were going to start with one,

that I think is particularly profound and is also possible to watch in just by itself, without any other context, I would say watch the Hall of Iguress episode.

Really very good.

Quite a poignant metaphor.

And I think

just a wonderful allegory for young children.

I think a truly beautiful thing for young adults, young teens to watch if they can fully understand it.

And you know, I think that is partly why I am so

inspired by children's cartoons in my adult life.

I think in another world I would love to write them.

I think they're such an art.

And if you can create something that not only resonates with young people, but takes them through a narrative that explores difficult ideas and, you know, in a way, either one

presents plausible solutions to emotional problems one might come across in life or two just exposes them and makes them so you can feel them so that maybe if there's a young person out there who's going through similar things sees it

They don't have to feel so alone.

I think that's really powerful.

It's an amazing thing to do for young people.

I think one day I'd like to do the same.