The tradition of 'Baby New Year' and 'Father Time' symbolizes the transition from the old year to the new, a theme echoed in mythology and pop culture.
In the novella 'The Langoliers', passengers must escape the perils of 'Yesterday' to secure their future, making way for the present—a vivid representation of time's relentless forward march.
Winsor McCay's 1906 cartoon features the 'Baby New Year and Father Time' duo, illustrating the tradition in a whimsical, surreal style that captures the essence of the New Year.
The prevalence of New Year themes in various media, from mythology to TV shows like 'The Twilight Zone', reflects a collective fascination with time, renewal, and the passage of life.
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