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Freedom, would love a take on where the wild things are?

By Maurice Sendak.

It was read to me when I was in early elementary school

and something prompted me to go read it again.

I thought this is a little boy raging

about father absence and a mother not enforcing her punishments. I feel something

is important about the fact that one of the wild things is drawn with human feet and

the only human picture the little boy Max has never shown with his

human feet.

Well, I did get that recommendation many years ago.

I guess it's a pretty old movie band now, right?

So the story is very typical. There's no father mentioned of course, right? And the story is basically that there's a kid who's wearing a wolf suit and breaks things and makes mischief and is cruel to animals.

So these are all signs of budding sociopathy.

And his mother called him wild thing.

So she's not imposing any discipline or rules or contact or

feedback or intimacy or play and Max said I'll eat you up so now he's talking

about you know cannibalism for his mother and so on.

So he is budding sociopately, I would assume.

And then he has a dream, obviously it's the night, a forest grows,

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