Toni Morrison's "Tar Dolls" of the same name.
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"Tar doll" comes from a black folklore: a farmer's cabbage was often eaten by rabbits, so he made a human-shaped doll out of tar and pine oil to trap rabbits. When the rabbit saw the tar doll, he greeted it. When the tar doll ignored it, the rabbit felt that he had lost face, so he kicked the tar doll with his feet angrily. As a result, the rabbit's feet were stuck to the tar doll. In order to escape, the rabbit fought hard with his hands, but his hands were also stuck to the tar doll. The more the rabbit tried to break away, the tighter it became. Later, a fox came over, and the rabbit shouted loudly: "Don't throw me in the thorn bushes, I'm afraid of thorns." The fox didn't know what the trick was, and with the intention of teasing, he took the rabbit off the asphalt doll and threw it into the thorn bushes. Rabbits are not afraid of thorns by nature, so they were able to escape immediately.
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The source of the title is as above.
Fishing, full of private settings, bugs and OOC will happen.
Double lines, sideA and Z represent different time periods, adult card and juvenile card, satisfying my double fantasy (not
It's a simple and mindless love story.
The three views of the work do not represent the three views of the author.
