What is the theme of the story should wizard hit mommy
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Storytelling and ControlTheme Analysis
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In “Should Wizard Hit Mommy?” the process of crafting a story is as important as the story itself. Indeed, Jackuses the Roger Skunk story to exercise control and decisiveness that he feels like he no longer possesses in his own life, and also to delay helping his pregnant wife, Clare, repaint the living room (and, in the process, delay confronting the fact that his family is about to get bigger). Far from merely a mechanism to get his daughter to sleep, the story becomes a way for Jack to re-contextualize his personal unhappiness, exercising total control over his simple narrative to compensate for a lack of control he feels in life
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"Should Wizard Hit mommy? " deals with a child's Innocence and and adults complexes . The simple ritual of telling bedtime stories reveals the dilemma of parents to invent Novel conceptz. Jack Resorts to narrating the same story with a slight variation. His character subconsciously deal with his own complexes . Roger Skunk remind him of the the humiliation he had to face in his childhood . Jo, on the other hand dwells in the world of fairies , wizards ,birds and animals . She does not mind the Repetitiveness and gets involved at every step to with her innocent output .
A sub-theme of the story is the debate whether mothers are always right . Jack's personal experience famous this but Jo is too young to understand why the skunk's mother should hit the wizard . Her Innocence guides the wizard to hit the Skunk's mother
The guilt experienced by couples caught in diverse but equally important responsibilities like Housekeeping and parenting is also one of the corners of the writer .