So I saw this episode a couple months ago (have a 3 y/o don't judge) and noticed the symbol and found it odd. What else you have to understand is the context of the story in the episode as well. This guy is the chief Jaquin (elected official) he holds a ceremony to determine which adult Jaquin will become the next to hold a position and train the next crop of young Jaquins. The story line along with the symbol add a new layer of strangeness. It could just be a coincidence but nothing is done accidentally.
Interesting. No doubt there are parallels to that in real life. It seems quite certain that one needs to be a pedo to make it to the top, and raping children functions as an initiation ritual for attaining such positions of power. I'm sure there was great significance for flashing that symbol in that particular context in the cartoon since, I assume, the symbols don't appear most of the time.
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lordoftheonionrings ago
So I saw this episode a couple months ago (have a 3 y/o don't judge) and noticed the symbol and found it odd. What else you have to understand is the context of the story in the episode as well. This guy is the chief Jaquin (elected official) he holds a ceremony to determine which adult Jaquin will become the next to hold a position and train the next crop of young Jaquins. The story line along with the symbol add a new layer of strangeness. It could just be a coincidence but nothing is done accidentally.
Hagen2018 ago
Interesting. No doubt there are parallels to that in real life. It seems quite certain that one needs to be a pedo to make it to the top, and raping children functions as an initiation ritual for attaining such positions of power. I'm sure there was great significance for flashing that symbol in that particular context in the cartoon since, I assume, the symbols don't appear most of the time.