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<blockquote data-quote="Steampunkette" data-source="post: 9530111" data-attributes="member: 6796468">Because for all his genius Spielberg is still a very dumb guy, sometimes, and he wanted to show that Indy wasn't squeaky clean at all times. So he did it in a dumb way.In the other thread I claimed, in speculation, that it had more to do with a desire to avoid setting-glut. I was, apparently, wrong, based on a 'Recent' quote during a Q&amp;A Interview last year about D&amp;D24.So I thought to myself &quot;How could it be done?&quot; and answered my own question. Then went -way- deeper on answering my own question!And yeah. Punk is a countercultural movement which is opposed to oppressive, negative, forces. Hopepunk, as a genre, is existing in a terrible place and a terrible time, and fighting to make something better out of it, regardless. To make space for kindness, caring, and softness, where violence and pain reign.At its most &quot;Punk&quot; it's very much fueled by spite against the status quo to do the right thing when the wrong thing is the expectation.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Steampunkette, post: 9530111, member: 6796468"] Because for all his genius Spielberg is still a very dumb guy, sometimes, and he wanted to show that Indy wasn't squeaky clean at all times. So he did it in a dumb way. In the other thread I claimed, in speculation, that it had more to do with a desire to avoid setting-glut. I was, apparently, wrong, based on a 'Recent' quote during a Q&A Interview last year about D&D24. So I thought to myself "How could it be done?" and answered my own question. Then went -way- deeper on answering my own question! And yeah. Punk is a countercultural movement which is opposed to oppressive, negative, forces. Hopepunk, as a genre, is existing in a terrible place and a terrible time, and fighting to make something better out of it, regardless. To make space for kindness, caring, and softness, where violence and pain reign. At its most "Punk" it's very much fueled by spite against the status quo to do the right thing when the wrong thing is the expectation. [/QUOTE]

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