Re: WHY WAS INDY SO INFLUENCED BY FEDORA?

Posted by Ben, friend of Indy from integrityonline30.com on March 11, 1999 at 08:15:55:

In Reply to: Re: WHY WAS INDY SO INFLUENCED BY FEDORA? posted by Indy on March 10, 1999 at 11:59:12:

: This is a geat discussion. I think that Fedora was so important because Fedora showed Indy that what he liked to do, could get the job done. Rather than wasting time and running for help, Indiana discovered that taking matters into your own hands could turn out to be succesful(not in his very first adventure though). When Fedora crowned young Indy with the felt hat, it was the symbol of himself, of what he was, and what he was to be.

Speaking of the fedora: How does it still fit Indy after all those years? But still, FEDORA gave him the hat, but Fedora was an adult, so Indy could've grown into it through the years.

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