The world is and always will be fearful of those who are unique; and this idea is well portrayed in one of the bestselling children’s book called, Green Eggs and Ham. Green Eggs and Ham, is written by the award-winning author, Dr. Seuss, the book is not just filled with rhymes and colorful illustrations. Nevertheless, it holds the dreadful truth about society within itself. The truth is that the public will throw itself under the bus just because they want to feel higher than those who are different. Through the analysis of the themes from Dr.Seuss's book Green Eggs and Ham, it can be said that the new title, "How The Fear of the Unknown Hinders The Development of Informed Opinions" is appropriate to the political meaning behind the plot of
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The story starts with the BIG person reading his paper peacefully, when Sam comes in with the weird food, which distracts the BIG person. However, isn’t a book supposed to promote reading? It’s not the newspaper that is significant, it is the way he is reading it with an annoyed look and that he is reading it alone. The newspaper actually represents non-interactive activities for people. When Sam comes in, and he says, “I am Sam. I am Sam. Sam I am” (Seuss 3-7). Sam is trying to tell the BIG person to stop reading his newspaper and come talk to him. Dr. Seuss is trying to exaggerate the idea that people will isolate themselves rather interacting with each other. That is why the political title of this book is appropriate because the public is so afraid of talking to each other and they decide to take the easy path. In reality, this will affect them in the future because people will isolate themselves so much, that they will be frightened to talk to an ordinary person. That is why children at young ages need to be taught how to be social so that they won’t find themselves alone later in life, just because they’re
The story starts with the BIG person reading his paper peacefully, when Sam comes in with the weird food, which distracts the BIG person. However, isn’t a book supposed to promote reading? It’s not the newspaper that is significant, it is the way he is reading it with an annoyed look and that he is reading it alone. The newspaper actually represents non-interactive activities for people. When Sam comes in, and he says, “I am Sam. I am Sam. Sam I am” (Seuss 3-7). Sam is trying to tell the BIG person to stop reading his newspaper and come talk to him. Dr. Seuss is trying to exaggerate the idea that people will isolate themselves rather interacting with each other. That is why the political title of this book is appropriate because the public is so afraid of talking to each other and they decide to take the easy path. In reality, this will affect them in the future because people will isolate themselves so much, that they will be frightened to talk to an ordinary person. That is why children at young ages need to be taught how to be social so that they won’t find themselves alone later in life, just because they’re