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I talked about this with a friend for like an hour or two. We have realized that in our times the chances of you getting in an adventure are pretty slim.
When im saying adventure it could be anything, you are a captured soldier in a war and you successfully escape from your captives, your mother has left to work in the other corner of the world and you as a young child try to find her (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/3000_Leagues_in_Search_of_Mother, of course its not likely to be hard to find her nowadays), or even escaping from your country to some other country as a refugee.
As it seems to me, the more modern the country is, it is less likely you will come across a adventure of your own. I am sure it was much more likely to come across a crisis which will force you to get into some kind of an adventure in order to take care of that crisis 1000 years ago, especially with their long travels.
I am not saying it doesn't exist anymore, of course not, but it seems the more modern the place you live in is, the less likely you will come across such a thing and routine will dominate your life. (I would consider Africans that escape their country on foot to Europe is some kind of an adventure)
This conversation was started by talking about Star Wars adventures and other works of fiction as well and even fantasy in general.
It just seems our lives become more and more routine and hardly spontaneous.
Express yourselves.
When im saying adventure it could be anything, you are a captured soldier in a war and you successfully escape from your captives, your mother has left to work in the other corner of the world and you as a young child try to find her (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/3000_Leagues_in_Search_of_Mother, of course its not likely to be hard to find her nowadays), or even escaping from your country to some other country as a refugee.
As it seems to me, the more modern the country is, it is less likely you will come across a adventure of your own. I am sure it was much more likely to come across a crisis which will force you to get into some kind of an adventure in order to take care of that crisis 1000 years ago, especially with their long travels.
I am not saying it doesn't exist anymore, of course not, but it seems the more modern the place you live in is, the less likely you will come across such a thing and routine will dominate your life. (I would consider Africans that escape their country on foot to Europe is some kind of an adventure)
This conversation was started by talking about Star Wars adventures and other works of fiction as well and even fantasy in general.
It just seems our lives become more and more routine and hardly spontaneous.
Express yourselves.
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