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Traditional Art
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I realize this is supposed to depict a hellish situation, but this is literally a primate among the branches.
Yeah, it doesn't seem so bad, but if he falls it's human pachinko
Plot twist: he lands at the bottom and evolves to the next stage.
I understand this is the intent as well, but something about this looks really fun to climb
Until you’re old, and you realize it extends infinitely in every direction, and there’s nowhere to rest.
source: am old
It’s a primate among the branches and none of the branches are suitable for resting on.
One must climb, or fall.