>>53551569>classical music playlistUnfortunately I can't really help you there, I usually just slap on a "Pachabel's Canon in D for 10 hours" video or download and loop electroswing and eurobeat remixes.
>>53551577Watership Down is kind of *about* various structures of government, too, like The Jungle Book or Sword in the Stone; it's just more brutal than most other "animals as government metaphors" stories.
>>53551587>that sounds sad for a social creature to be locked in a cage like that, even if there are reasonsYeah. The scientists did interact with her a fair amount (including letting her watch Jurassic Park - ostensibly as a joke, but narratively to give her a mistaken reason to escape), and they gave her a stuffed toy raptor, but there's only so much socializing you can do with a member of another species who can't be trusted with free roam.
>a whole non-existent ecologyDefinitely fun to think about, though I've found that, oddly enough, spending too much time on it is counter-productive to actually writing any actual story down.
>eyesight stuffOn the bright side, stuff is getting more accessible to folks with shit vision. Easier to use a screen reader than hope that the book you want to read has a Braille version.
