I am confused, yet charmed by this

Poor William De Foe.

It's just one of those heartwarming family flicks.

pretty accurate

...?
Still, a cute comic.

I like this for three reasons. It looks cool, it's funny and it makes me think of Kyle Kallgren's review of Antichrist which is the only reason I even recognized what this was riffing on.

"Ah the meaning, the fox is acting exactly as a human because it is the ultimate stage in humanity's anthropomorphism of nature, which we engage in all the time, yet we are bemused that image does not include the tedium in our lives. The fox forgetting what he has to say as he is, like the rest of humanity, simultaneously in control and seperated from nature, and therefore his own life, by his own doing - but he still recognises that human society is far more chaotic and simultaneously more ordered than nature could ever be, but his depression depicts his existential despair and blah blah blah I'm sure I can do something with this useless degree..."