The ending of E.T.
The Extraterrestrial shows him reunited with his folk. We never learn what
his “home” is like in the 1982 movie, but an authorized tie-in called E.T.:
The Book of the Green Planet was released in 1985. It depicted E.T.’s homeworld as a lush green
paradise.
1999’s Star
Wars: The Phantom Menace included a brief shot of three members of
E.T.’s race cheering for Queen Amidala.
One Hero Home is a
real-world location! 177A Bleecker Street in NYC may sound innocuous, but a
quick Google Maps search will reveal that Dr. Strange’s lair, his Sanctum
Sanctorum, is an actual place. Inuit beliefs across far North
America include the paradisical afterlife Qudlivun, and several places of
misery and pain, Adliparmiut and Adlivun.
See you Thursday, fellow seekers!
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