not even realizing she’s blind and just thinking it’s dark because the moon was shot down is so absolutely devastating

this gives me a strange eerie feeling while also being very comforting

My interpretation of this was that Mary was the owner Clarice and “the war” symbolizes the feeling of abandonment Clarice gets when Mary leaves her. Clarices trauma with abandonment causes her to seek any relief she can get from the deep pain she feels. She begins to eat the carrots and becomes addicted, which is why she’s so unwilling to give it up. It comforts her when she feels so much pain from being abandoned.

God I wish I could watch an entire series of just little episodes like this. The music is so comforting and you have a voice that just screams "I'm a friend" and I love that! I can't wait for future work and eventually have the money to buy one of these toys.

I wonder this soul died in a closet during “the war”.

nono... i don’t think you understand.

holy shit- it’s like a bedtime story i can’t get enough of

I think the best part of this is that it wasn’t mary. Mary wasn’t the one who came back and saved her lamb, even though Clarice really thought that she was her savior. But Clarice never needed the person who left her. She was just saved by someone kind.

This is lovely. To me this piece is about mental health. Honeylamb represents people who care about me (my husband, friends, therapist, etc) coming to rescue me and I’m Clarice, trying desperately to cling to my unhealthy coping mechanisms and insist I need them and it’s okay.

This definitely feels like Clarise represents anxiety. The way the beat in the background speeds up like a racing heartbeat and with her speech being rushed, the use of substances to soothe her, the denial, insistence, paranoia, irrational fear. That's how anxiety feels like. To me at least.

I just adopted clarice i’m gonna love her forever

I think this is Mary’s little lamb Clarice. See Clarice is coping with Mary’s abandonment, but it seems are if Mary’s abandonment wasn’t from her own free will but being pushed by her circumstances. Most likely a war of some kind, maybe a revolution.

Don't mind me just typing this out because I'm bored.

So here’s my takeaway:

Yo this is so good it’s creepy like the dark crystal but comforting at the same time

I can’t be the only one who finds Honeylambs attractive.

Coming back to say that my Clarice has kept me comfort on many, many dark nights. <3