u/Therandomguy902

I feel hopeless, i did something i deeply regret and i don't think the Lord will help me anymore. I tried to change, but i just can't be the version of myself God wants me to be, no matter how much i try. How could He still fulfill my prayers, forgive me of my sins, and let me find the peace of mind i'm looking for, if I can't even resist the temptation this world is throwing at me? I am a disgrace, I don't deserve anything that God gave me, but still i would gave it all back just to be a better person and be at peace.

Verso la fine della canzone Caparezza dice:

"Sono sopravvissuto al bosco ed ho battuto l'orco, lasciami stare fa uno sforzo e prenditi il cosmo"

Ma non è che già con Prisoner 709 Capa aveva in mente i temi di Exuvia e Orbit Orbit (il bosco e il cosmo)?

So, this is a theory I developed after watching Alex Bale's video about this franchise. In the video, Alex talks about how Mater in the Mater Tall Tales always seems to have the power to invent stories no one remembers, just to prove they are true a few seconds later, also showing how McQueen who, again, doesn't remember any of these Tales happening, was in fact, there too.

This would make Mater a divine being who has the power to alter reality. One example of this is a poster shown in Cars 3 which shows and confirms that one of his tales, the Monster Truck one, actually happened. But Alex goes deeper talking about how he thinks Mater actually made the events of the main movies go in his favor, such as the unexplainable series of coincidences needed for McQueen to reach Radiator Springs or how he became a world renowned spy in the second chapter.

However, I think that all of these things could be explained in a more plausible way: what if everything that's ever happened in the franchise was a series of dreams McQueen made during the long trips with Mac from a racetrack to another?

Let's think about it for a second.

In the first movie, things starts to go downhill after McQueen falls asleep with Mac while they are driving. What if he never got out of Mac and just dreamt about the whole situation?This would imply that he never went to Radiator Springs (or even that it exists) and that he never met the cars living there. But this would also explain how that chain of coincidences leading him to get to there happened, he would have just dreamed the whole thing.

In the second movie, Lightning is the only car immune to the Allinol. Why? Because Philmoore changed his fuel last second because it didn't feel right to him. Another crazy coincidence, right?

The Radiator Springs cars could just be a way for McQueen's mind to cope with the fact that he feels alone. That's why he gets "friends" with the other racecars only after the events in route 66, when before he was treating them with superiority.

It's important to note the part that Mater has in all of this, being McQueen best friend and protagonist of Cars 2. He could very well be the pinnacle of what I just told. He's the exact opposite of McQueen, rusty, goofy and unserious. Despite all of this the two become friends, maybe imaginary friends like Bing Bong was for Riley in Inside Out.

In Cars 2, Lightning may have fallen asleep watching a action/spy movie starring Finn McMissile as its main protagonist, specifically after the point when he escapes the

oil derrick, and the story comes back to revolve around the characters of the first movie.

Finally, in Cars 3, McQueen learns about this new racecar, Storm, who is part of this new generation of better performing cars, who beat Lightning's in every way. Scared of meeting him for the first time, during the trip with Mac to the track, this red car comes back in his dream world, where despite not being able to beat him personally, him and his (imaginary) friends train Sally Cruz to get the title.

This theory also explains every inconsistency with Mater's tell tales and the main franchise: with all being fruit of McQueen's mind, they don't need to be coherent.