Did toi noticed that? Here is my "philosophical" interpretation of this magnificent cartoon.
Peter is "Carefree", loves to have fun in the pub, outlandish business with friends, not thinking of anything problematic, good nourriture and resting on the canapé watching TV.But he's also "Authority",at the end all revolves around what he does. And when it comes to family and friends, is plus than ready to lend a hand, sometimes with incredible steadfastness and affection.
Lois is "Responsibility",is a plus attentive parent than Peter, strives to understand the children even when the vues are divergent. In addition, it is often her giving inputs to Peter in the decisive moments for their family.But she's also "Pleasure," she cheated on Peter on several occasions, made use of Spinelli and plus generally, is aware of her beauty and full of complacency in being courted and coveted as one of the most attractive women in Quahog.
Meg is "Repulsion", no one seems to really appreciate her, is considered wrongly ugly and insignificant, and often people fail to capture the sweetness inside of her. This makes Meg often gray and sad, and this only increases this sense of estrangement.But she's also "Attraction" ,Meg does not go unnoticed in spite of everything: plus than once, for better ou for worse, catalyzes people's attention, is Connie D'Amico's rival, Peter's loved/hated target, Lois's measure of comparison , Chris's councilor, one of Stewie 's recurring thoughts , the goddaughter of Brian.
Not to mention being the object of desire of many people, including famous ones. And how triggers the protective spirit of the family.
Chris is "Calm", the most placid of Griffin and the entire series, up to bordering on apathy. He's also who find himself less in trouble.But he's also "Ardor" ,under his supposed lack of passions, he hides one: very strong, drawing. In Family nobody knows it.
Brian is "Intellect", a dog almost completely humanized, to superfine artistic passions for opera and literature, materialized in journalism. Other expressions of this are his being the most rational and judicious of the family and be a little the voice of conscience for all.But he's also "Physicality:" unbridled in drinking and loving sex, has also tried hallucinogenic and soft drugs. He attracts some people in spite of himself, including Meg and Stewie. But sometimes fails to impress those who interested him,as Lois.
Stewie is "Evil." His family, except Brian, can not even imagine how diabolical Stewie is. Sadistic, pungent, he killed plus people than any other and is an aspiring matricide. His dream is to rule the world.Ironically, it is also the "Good": the child can montrer off these two sides of Yin and Yang with an amazing speed and fluidity,a moment before is consoling Meg and a moment later tells her that her pain is his force. Just before is teasing Brian and a moment later he's embracing him. He Toggles moments of hate and l’amour to his mother: he knows treating Brian when he is sick and despite the very thought gives him a huge sickness, is much plus loving and protective than he would ever admit ..
Peter is "Carefree", loves to have fun in the pub, outlandish business with friends, not thinking of anything problematic, good nourriture and resting on the canapé watching TV.But he's also "Authority",at the end all revolves around what he does. And when it comes to family and friends, is plus than ready to lend a hand, sometimes with incredible steadfastness and affection.
Lois is "Responsibility",is a plus attentive parent than Peter, strives to understand the children even when the vues are divergent. In addition, it is often her giving inputs to Peter in the decisive moments for their family.But she's also "Pleasure," she cheated on Peter on several occasions, made use of Spinelli and plus generally, is aware of her beauty and full of complacency in being courted and coveted as one of the most attractive women in Quahog.
Meg is "Repulsion", no one seems to really appreciate her, is considered wrongly ugly and insignificant, and often people fail to capture the sweetness inside of her. This makes Meg often gray and sad, and this only increases this sense of estrangement.But she's also "Attraction" ,Meg does not go unnoticed in spite of everything: plus than once, for better ou for worse, catalyzes people's attention, is Connie D'Amico's rival, Peter's loved/hated target, Lois's measure of comparison , Chris's councilor, one of Stewie 's recurring thoughts , the goddaughter of Brian.
Not to mention being the object of desire of many people, including famous ones. And how triggers the protective spirit of the family.
Chris is "Calm", the most placid of Griffin and the entire series, up to bordering on apathy. He's also who find himself less in trouble.But he's also "Ardor" ,under his supposed lack of passions, he hides one: very strong, drawing. In Family nobody knows it.
Brian is "Intellect", a dog almost completely humanized, to superfine artistic passions for opera and literature, materialized in journalism. Other expressions of this are his being the most rational and judicious of the family and be a little the voice of conscience for all.But he's also "Physicality:" unbridled in drinking and loving sex, has also tried hallucinogenic and soft drugs. He attracts some people in spite of himself, including Meg and Stewie. But sometimes fails to impress those who interested him,as Lois.
Stewie is "Evil." His family, except Brian, can not even imagine how diabolical Stewie is. Sadistic, pungent, he killed plus people than any other and is an aspiring matricide. His dream is to rule the world.Ironically, it is also the "Good": the child can montrer off these two sides of Yin and Yang with an amazing speed and fluidity,a moment before is consoling Meg and a moment later tells her that her pain is his force. Just before is teasing Brian and a moment later he's embracing him. He Toggles moments of hate and l’amour to his mother: he knows treating Brian when he is sick and despite the very thought gives him a huge sickness, is much plus loving and protective than he would ever admit ..
