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The movie King Kong is a complex allegory of spiritual evolution so we can understand the mythic quality of the story that also underlies the Lord of the Rings, Beauty and the Beast, Cinderella, Cupid and Psyche Sleeping Beauty.

We understand that King Kong ancient symbols told us the kind of one hundred per cent split of the humanity and the need for cleansing, integration and go higher through meditation.

Splitness ancient knowledge of the universal nature of humanity divided by DID (Dissociative Identity Disorder) and MPD (Multiple Personality Disorder) shown and proved by the 10,000 year old images of the human-animal division or ego-soul of the Centaur, Sphinx, Minotaur and Phoenix.

Or Anne Darrow King Kong or Gollum, Frodo or Cupid, Psyche or Beauty-Beast or Sleeping Beauty or Prince Cervantes Don Quixote-Sancho Panza and Frodo-Sat

Ancient mythical quality is first announced in version 1933 and 2005 versions of King Kong by the Sufi proverb ...

And the Prophet said: "And lo, the beast looked at the face of beauty. And he stayed the hand of death. And from that day was like a death.

King Kong is the ego, mirrored by the director Carl Denham. Anne Darrow is beautiful, beloved, is the soul and her beau, Jack Driscoll, is God - someone she looks up to.

Symbolisms-Carl Denham-Ego, Anne Darrow-Soul, Jack Driscoll Christi

Peter Jackson's King Kong has many references to "Heart of Darkness" as a scene on the boat when Jimmy holds a copy of Conrad's book, also the text behind Apocalypse Now by Francis Ford Coppola, and said: "This is not an adventure story, is it?

King Kong is not just an adventure story.

This feeling is shared by Hayes in a voiceover, as he quotes Conrad, "The earth seemed supernatural ... We are accustomed to regard as a monster chained beaten, but then you might look a thing monstrous and free. "

As King Kong itself is a story of man's cruelty and selfish King Kong himself, the film suggests that Conrad designed to explore the cruelty of man's ego cruel to others as it seeks to explore the Belgian Congo - and therefore the movie is an adventure story, but also explores the ego of human cruelty and the will to exploit others .*

Carl Denham, the Big Kahuna Ego jungle of New York where he is at the top of a society full of misery, poverty and hunger. He beat the attack on his three producers Tyrannosaurus escapes Skull Island in search of an edge.

This King Kong falls in love with Anne and Anne Darrow Darrow, his soul, understands the need to be protected by the ego as King Kong protects against the three tyrannosaurus rex's, like the ego-Mr Carl Denham, the had protected New York burlesque, hunger and Tyrannosaurus Rex three producers want to stop the image she would star in.

Back in New York, King Kong Carl Denham is an ego issue, feted and admired by producers who had initially wanted to stop his image and his career.

Jack Driscoll said in an accusation of Denham, after he was captured and put Kong on the screen as a phenomenon of the circus - so often "destroys the things he loves." What often happens with many poor film, full of sound and fury, signifying nothing! " - Shakespeare, "everyone can see for twenty-five cents." Carl Denham.

But that also echoed the love of Anne Darrow for giving protection. However, it must kill to go higher.

Jack Driscoll quoted Oscar Wilde's "Ballad of Reading Jail" ...
"Yet each man kills the thing he loves,
Whether each course
Some do it with a lo bitter.