The Parable of the Sandcastles

The Parable of the Sandcastles is one of the 5 episodes for Patch Parables that were released on January 2nd, 2012. It's also the 1st episode in Patch Parables ever. Upon being published, a new Patch person is introduced. Her name is ShePatch, and she's portrayed by Vanessa Cuccia.
==Summary==
The episode begins with Patchman introducing a new Patch person, ShePatch.The title sequence follows, showing sacred geometry. A few seconds later, Patchman with his red robe appears from a point to his original size. The two texts "The Parable of the Sandcastles" and "Presented by Patchman and ShePatch" appear. ShePatch reads the title, The Parable of the Sandcastles.
This parable tells a story about children who make their sandcastles at a beach and then they fight over their sandcastles, arguing every moment. The purple child decides to kick a sandcastle after the orange chlid finishes his sandcastle with a tiny, red flag.
After the parable ends, they explain the parable. The video moves to the credits after the explanation is complete.
==Transcript==
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The background fades in and shows a forest with Patchman and ShePatch in it.
Patchman: Hi guys, how's it going? I'd like to introduce a new segment today called Patch Parables.This is my lovely friend ShePatch and she's going to read you a story.Take it away, ShePatch!
The Patch Parables title sequence appears.
ShePatch: The Parable of the Sandcastles.
The Patch Parables title sequence ends by fading out.The video then fades in with children on a beach, building their sandcastles.
ShePatch: Some children were playing beside a river.They made castles of sand and each child defended his castle and said, "This one is mine!"
An image shows a yellow child who already finished his sandcastle.The following animation then shows a child in an aggressive pose to defend his castle.A red text that reads "This one is mine!" comes from the yellow child's mouth.
ShePatch: They kept their castles separate and would not allow any mistakes about which was whose.
Two images are shown. One shows another castle, but with a sign that reads "KEEP OUT" with the capital P reversedand another image shows the overview of the castles above them.
ShePatch: One child kicked over someone else's castle and completely destroyed it.
An animation shows an orange child finishing his castle with a tiny red flag, but a purple childkicked the orange child's castle afterwards. After the orange child's castle is destroyed,the purple child give a sinister look.
An animation shows the purple child with the same sinister look along with the orange child who grieved his destroyed sandcastlefor 1 second before getting infuriated. The orange child pulls the purple child's hair and he directly punches the purple child's chinwith the orange text that reads "Shoryuken!".
ShePatch: The owner of the castle flew into a rage, pulled the other child's hair, strucked with his fist, and bawled out,"He has spoiled my castle! Come along, all of you, to punish him as he deserves!"
Another animation shows the purple child laying on the sand with the orange child still infuriated. He clenches his fist
and then he points at the purple child. The animation zooms out to reveal the other two yellow children looking at the orange child.
ShePatch: The others came to his help— they beat the child with a stick and them stamped on him as he lay on the ground.Then they went on playing in their sandcastles each saying, "This is mine! No one else may have it! Keep away! Don't touch my castle!"
An animation shows the yellow children carry sticks and beat the purple child with the sticks.
​​​​​​Then, the same children stomp on the purple child with one foot.
Another animation shows two children in their own sandcastles.
The dark, golden text from the yellow child on the right sandcastle reads "This is mine!".
Another text with the same color reads "No one else may have it!".
The last one with the same color reads "Keep away!"
A different text but in a dark purplish color reads "Don't touch my castle!", appearing from the other yellow child on the left sandcastle.
ShePatch: But evening came and it was getting dark and they all thought they ought to be going home.No one now cared what became of his castle. One child stamped on his, another pushed his over with both hands,then they turned away and went back, each to his home.
An image shows the sandcastles, but a road appears with a forest next to it. A sunset can be seen as well.
An animation then shows one yellow child moving away from the sandcastle, destroying it by simply leaving his sandcastle.
Another animation shows a yellow child stomping on his sandcastle and then it moves focus to the other yellow child on the left,
destroying his sandcastle by pushing over with both of his hands.
​​​​​​A final image before the parable ends shows the twilight sky with two houses made of hay, a glass window, and a wooden door.
Both the yellow child and the orange child wave to each other for a farewell, with the yellow child's speech bubble that reads
"See ya tomorrow".
The image fades out, ending the parable.
Patchman: I feel like this story truly articulates the way that we as humans live our lives on Earth.We are born and so we build up ourselves based on material goods. We put up walls and say, "This is my stuffand nobody is is allowed to have it but me!"
The animation fades in, returning to the same setting since the beginning of this video.
Now, they explain the parable. A grayish child with a pink hat is shown playing a 3DS with a red car
carrying other electronic devices.
Another image shows a grayish blue sky with a yellow house and a green roof with pink curtains, a top window, and a white door with one tree on the left of the house and another tree on the right of the house. A metal fence is shown with a sign with a red edge
that reads, "Beware of Laser Defences (don't touch my stuff!)".
Patchman: We safeguard everything and share next to nothing. When we run out of time, we return home.We kick all of our toys (they didn't really mean anything anyway) and then return back to our home again until the next time,
when we incarnate again and do the whole thing over again.
An animation shows a poor, green Patch person sitting next to a brick wall with a yellow Patch person
with a wallet with some money inside. But after he looks at his wallet, he only gives a silver coin with a value of 5¢ (cents).
Another animation shows a dying Patch person lays on his bed, with the bed being on the grass. His soul leaves his body.
The next animation shows the same two yellow children destroying their sandcastles,
but the camera moves to the right instead of to the left. Next, the soul of a Patch person goes to the light.
The animation subsequently cuts to another Patch person, but as a baby, laying on a small, brown blanket
with the blanket being on the soil.
ShePatch: However, we are changing. In the coming years, as the world collapses, we are going to be faced with many oppurtunities and choices. Will we choose to give and and share in love with everyone around us? Or will we continue to struggle to survive on a model based on greed and separation? The choice is yours. Yes, YOU.
Patchman: As you go about your day, try to look for oppurtunities to share. Give your time and energyto others and they will return your love with more love. A continuous cycle of growth and love that is fueled by incredible experiencesand feeling good. You have the ability to change the world and all you have to do is take that first step.
Both: Be light, namaste.
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