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The Plain in the Prodigy...
I'm curious about the title of the episode. I get the prodigy part, that the amish boy was a music prodigy, but I don't understand why it's called the
plain
in the prodigy. Can anyone explain?
Bones_Obsessor
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2 months ago
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GGfan88
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Also, the Amish are known sometimes as the Plain People, along with other religious groups, because of the plain ways they dress and live
posted
2 months ago
Hmm, thanks :D :D
Bones_Obsessor
posted
2 months ago
natulle
said:
Well Amish people wear plain clothes and have plain looks so I think "plain" represents the boy - who was a music prodigy.
I also think you can interpret it to that even though he didn't look like anything special - plain - he still had an amazing talent - a music prodigy.
Hope it helped or that it's a solution you can use (;
posted
2 months ago
Oh thank you :D Makes a lot of sense now :)
Bones_Obsessor
posted
2 months ago
Glad I could help (:
natulle
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2 months ago
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