You should judge Papa’s hypocrisy. You can’t expect Papa to remember his gimme habit when a baby. He was younger than sister or brother. Nor, remembering his hippie stage in the Dress code chapter book; He can’t remember his name sometimes. Papa tries to be good, and admit when he is wrong. Mama doesn’t. She is always right and never wrong. Her hypocrisy is worse since she is suppose to be good, wise, smart, moral parent. Take example from The Funky funhouse, where she scolds her cubs for gossiping when she does the same thing herself. Also, take the Big paw Thanksgiving special. She is so eager to meet a young, handsome stranger. She wants to commit adultery or leave papa. She says it in his face while predicting the future w/ a honeycomb. She doesn’t believe in ghosts and tells the villagers to use their heads when dealing with Big Paw. Yet, she believes honeycombs can predict the future. She even blows flour on her husband’s face to add to the insult of not wanting him. Also, while she is dusting the furniture and comes to his photo, she makes a sad, disgusted grimace like she is not happy in this marriage or her husband’s looks. Like she is such a great ravaging, worthy catch with her outdated outfit and hat. Papa only need to lose weight to look handsome. This is while the narrator is saying that she is even grateful for Papa Bear. It sure doesn’t look it w/ that expression on her face.
She even had the nerve to flirt w/ him by buying time for Big Paw to get to higher ground making easier for Big Paw to defend himself. She doesn’t even have the nerve to tell him she is no longer attractive to her, or loves him. She truly hates him enough to want him to be killed by Big Paw or any young handsome stranger or anything or one.
Mama and Papa bears
You should judge Papa’s hypocrisy. You can’t expect Papa to remember his gimme habit when a baby. He was younger than sister or brother. Nor, remembering his hippie stage in the Dress code chapter book; He can’t remember his name sometimes. Papa tries to be good, and admit when he is wrong. Mama doesn’t. She is always right and never wrong. Her hypocrisy is worse since she is suppose to be good, wise, smart, moral parent. Take example from The Funky funhouse, where she scolds her cubs for gossiping when she does the same thing herself. Also, take the Big paw Thanksgiving special. She is so eager to meet a young, handsome stranger. She wants to commit adultery or leave papa. She says it in his face while predicting the future w/ a honeycomb. She doesn’t believe in ghosts and tells the villagers to use their heads when dealing with Big Paw. Yet, she believes honeycombs can predict the future. She even blows flour on her husband’s face to add to the insult of not wanting him. Also, while she is dusting the furniture and comes to his photo, she makes a sad, disgusted grimace like she is not happy in this marriage or her husband’s looks. Like she is such a great ravaging, worthy catch with her outdated outfit and hat. Papa only need to lose weight to look handsome. This is while the narrator is saying that she is even grateful for Papa Bear. It sure doesn’t look it w/ that expression on her face. She even had the nerve to flirt w/ him by buying time for Big Paw to get to higher ground making easier for Big Paw to defend himself. She doesn’t even have the nerve to tell him she is no longer attractive to her, or loves him. She truly hates him enough to want him to be killed by Big Paw or any young handsome stranger or anything or one.