I think the image of the thistle shows that for some things, their allure lies in the act of getting them, not having them. Once you have the thing, it's not exciting or beautiful anymore. Though I think another equally viable interpretation would be that we shouldn't interfere with things that our none of our business.
For my project I'd like to compare the literature we've read to Russian cinema: how has Russian literature influenced film -- ideas? visually?
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