You know the old theory regarding how Bree's stuffed animals being played with to act out her real life situations? I think I have something to contribute to it.
I went to my library to find Guns, Germs and steel (Just because of Bree I'm so lame) and near it I found a book about a child's need for play violence. The author stated that children will act out situation's using their toys. Basically they play around with it until it's no longer a strange thing to them. Maybe Bree read this book and she tried it. What do you think?
Playing with things till they make sense?
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Re: Playing with things till they make sense?
I don't think she would have read the book, but maybe that does relate to her in a way. Like when in "What Makes Us Sad?" in how she explains how Thor, Owen, and P. Monkey act like when they feel sad-- I remember someone saying how it could relate to her parents.French Rocket wrote:You know the old theory regarding how Bree's stuffed animals being played with to act out her real life situations? I think I have something to contribute to it.
I went to my library to find Guns, Germs and steel (Just because of Bree I'm so lame) and near it I found a book about a child's need for play violence. The author stated that children will act out situation's using their toys. Basically they play around with it until it's no longer a strange thing to them. Maybe Bree read this book and she tried it. What do you think?