Pinocchio… Can you access this ‘classic’?

Pinocchio was made of wood in the fictional story [- referring specifically to the 1940 animated Walt Disney classic movie].  He was carved out of wood by his maker, and his maker desired that he would become real, and when his wish as granted, then the boy knew what free-will was.  He had a conscience.  A tiny little cricket.  He knew what was right and what was wrong.  He knew he would have to make choices, but he strayed and made poor choices and he was captured by a wealthy gypsy man, and exploited.  You see the problem, My children, free-will is a gift, but it can be abused if it is not handled carefully.  Just as Pinocchio had a conscience , and sooner or later he snuffed it out, then was he in danger – so too, are those people who snuff out their consciences as an affront to their Maker.  I am telling you this fictional story, because this story was in fact inspired by My Divine Will.  When Walt Disney wanted to teach true morals and family values through his fictional stories I helped him with his desire, to reach the youth.  Do you ever hear the story of Pinocchio and more - is it being sold in video stores?  Can you access this ‘classic’?  The answer is no.  Because it reveals too much about human nature and how easily people are swayed by sin to indulge in the pleasures of this World.  Where was his Father in the story?  But frantically looking for his son.  And where was his son?  But being rebellious and carousing with other children his age, not even thinking about his father.  When trouble came his way, then he missed his Creator - his Father; but it was too late, for he was already captured by the wealthy gypsy man, who represents satan.  There was a good ending to the story, as you both know, but, Pinocchio had to go through many adversities and overcome his selfishness to save his father.  Meanwhile because of the evil and terrible things he did, he was turning into a donkey - a beast.  See the parallel? - for just simple children’s story, it sure has a lot of depth to it, doesn’t’ it?  And so I am like Pinocchio’s Father - I am frantically looking for the lost sheep; but so many of them would rather be lost - and so in actual fact they are goats.