I thought "the nile is a river in egypt" was a sentiment which brings to mind the vast and mysterious nature of the globe/earth. Upon researching it more, I realized "the nile" is meant to sound like "denial."
I understand that "the nile" is supposed to sound like "denial," but why is it in Egypt? Does it imply that denial is an affliction, its darkness akin to the mysteries of Ancient Egypt and the vastness of its grip akin to the Nile, the longest river in the world?
I thought "the nile is a river in egypt" was a sentiment which brings to mind the vast and mysterious nature of the globe/earth. Upon researching it more, I realized "the nile" is meant to sound like "denial."
I didn't realize the title "Ratatouille" was a play on the word "rat" until maybe my 5th time watching the film. I thought it was a straightforward reference to the dish featured in the film. This kind of thing happens to me often, and I worry it makes my peers think less of me.