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The Sneetches and Other Stories

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The Sneetches and Other Stories	comment	The Sneetches and Other Stories is a 1961 picture book by Dr. Seuss. It contains four stories, including the title one. "The Sneetches": The Sneetches live in a society strictly segregated by whether or not their stomachs have a star on them. However, a visit by Sylvester McMonkey McBean, a traveling salesman, changes things in a most unexpected way. "The Zax": A pair of Zax going through the Prairie of Prax end up directly in each other's way. Since neither will step aside for the other, they end up stuck. "Too Many Daves": Mrs. McCave suffers the consequences of her naming choices. "What Was I Scared Of?": The narrator encounters a spooky pair of animate pale green pants.
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The Sneetches and Other Stories / int_113480b7	type	Canon Foreigner
The Sneetches and Other Stories / int_113480b7	comment	Canon Foreigner: McBean, believe it or not! In the Redbook version of The Sneetches mentioned above, he is completely absent.
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The Sneetches and Other Stories / int_15b2cab3	type	Tempting Fate
The Sneetches and Other Stories / int_15b2cab3	comment	Tempting Fate: A rare positive example. When McBean is driving off with all of the money he earned from his star machine-gambit, he dismissively laughs to himself that the sneetches will never learn...but the narrator immediately says that McBean is quite wrong and the sneetches have indeed learned how stupid they've been to obsess over those stars and decide to forget about them and treat each other equally from then on.
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The Sneetches and Other Stories / int_2727c89a	type	Pride Before a Fall
The Sneetches and Other Stories / int_2727c89a	comment	Pride Before a Fall: The Zax, who were both egotistical and stubborn about letting the other one pass, which resulted in them standing in place to the point that a highway came through and was built right over them.
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The Sneetches and Other Stories / int_288ce9ed	type	Uninvited to the Party
The Sneetches and Other Stories / int_288ce9ed	comment	Uninvited to the Party: The star-bellied Sneetches are prejudiced against the plain-bellied ones, so they never invite them to their parties. Upon the plain bellies finally getting stars, the original star bellies are particularly disgusted by the notion that now they'll have to invite them.
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The Sneetches and Other Stories / int_298a9d75	type	Detrimental Determination
The Sneetches and Other Stories / int_298a9d75	comment	Detrimental Determination: This trope is portrayed negatively in "The Zax"; both Zax are too stubborn to step aside and let the other pass, and simply stand there for years, refusing to budge, until an entire city is built around them! "The Sneetches" is another negative example, as the original Star Bellies are so adamant on keeping top of the social hierarchy, and the original Plain Bellies breaking it, that they ultimately end up zipping competitively in and out of Mc Bean's machine for days on end. Unlike the Zax, both sides do ultimately concede to how pointless the feud is, but only after they've been drained of all their money.
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The Sneetches and Other Stories / int_2e8441c9	type	The Bad Guy Wins
The Sneetches and Other Stories / int_2e8441c9	comment	The Bad Guy Wins: Sylvester McMonkey McBean successfully swindles all the Sneetches out of their money and leaves them once theyâ€™re all penniless.
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The Sneetches and Other Stories / int_3b358c4d	type	Bird People
The Sneetches and Other Stories / int_3b358c4d	comment	Bird People: The Sneetches look like humanoid birds.
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The Sneetches and Other Stories / int_40cc0c7e	type	Bittersweet Ending
The Sneetches and Other Stories / int_40cc0c7e	comment	Bittersweet Ending: In the end, McBean successfully cons the Sneetches out of all their money with his Star Machine gambit, leaving them penniless, but the experience teaches them how stupid and pointless racial discrimination is, and they learn to live as equals from that point on.
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The Sneetches and Other Stories / int_44a893af	type	Humans Through Alien Eyes
The Sneetches and Other Stories / int_44a893af	comment	Humans Through Alien Eyes: The narrator in "What Was I Scared Of?" keeps running into a ghostly pair of Pale Green Pants which he is terrified of... Until the end, when he discovers that the pants are just as terrified of him. (Luckily, the story has a happy ending, with the two of them coming to terms with their fears and becoming friends.)
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The Sneetches and Other Stories / int_48d87e94	type	Planet of Steves
The Sneetches and Other Stories / int_48d87e94	comment	Planet of Steves: Mrs. McCave named all of her sons "Dave." She's regretting it by the end of the story.
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The Sneetches and Other Stories / int_4e3d253b	type	Downer Ending
The Sneetches and Other Stories / int_4e3d253b	comment	Downer Ending: A fairly light example; "Too Many Daves" closes with Mrs. McCave regretting giving all twenty-three of her sons the same name, but she can't do anything about it. "The Zax" ends with the strong implication that the two Zax will forever be trapped in their standstill, a bustling highway built around them, all because they were too stubborn to budge.
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The Sneetches and Other Stories / int_52c0c7cf	type	Motive Decay
The Sneetches and Other Stories / int_52c0c7cf	comment	Motive Decay: The Star-bellied Sneetches initially use their stars to flaunt their superiority over the plain bellied ones. When the latter actually obtain stars, however, the original star-bellies protest, believing they are still the better Sneetches regardless, and remove their stars and consider plain bellies to now be the top option. The process repeats until none of the Sneetches on either side can even remember what belly pattern they had originally.
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The Sneetches and Other Stories / int_57b80b45	type	Fantastic Racism
The Sneetches and Other Stories / int_57b80b45	comment	Fantastic Racism: "The Sneetches" is a thinly disguised allegory on racism (or classism). It describes a conflict between two subgroups of the titular Sneetches, a race of bird-like humanoids. One group has stars on their bellies, and thinks themselves superior because of it, while the other group doesn't. The Aesop comes after a huckster with the unlikely name of "Sylvester McMonkey McBean" convinces those without stars to pay him to have stars added to their bodies. Then it's no longer so special, since everyone has stars, but McBean has a machine to remove them as well, for a modest consideration. The two groups proceed to repeatedly alter who has stars and who doesn't, along with which of the two conditions are more desirable. By the time McBean packs up his operation and leaves, they don't remember who had stars to begin with and who didn't, and thus abandon their prejudices as worthless.
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The Sneetches and Other Stories / int_5924ccb2	type	"I Am Great!" Song
The Sneetches and Other Stories / int_5924ccb2	comment	"I Am Great!" Song: Most of the songs in the Animated Adaptation of The Sneetches are the Star Bellied Sneetches flaunting how sacred and important it is to have a star on their bellies (and later how it isn't).
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The Sneetches and Other Stories / int_5b3c4b05	type	X Must Not Win
The Sneetches and Other Stories / int_5b3c4b05	comment	X Must Not Win: Two cases played to extremes: In The Sneetches the plain bellied Sneetches find a means to gain stars on their bellies like their elitist kin, but the original star bellies still want to be top of the hierarchy, leading them to proclaim plain bellies to be top of the chain and take their's off. The two sides begin rapidly taking their stars on and off, eventually so insistent on outdoing the other's social gaining that they don't even remember who had stars in the first place. It's only after they've lost every last penny they had with the process that they realise how stupid the war is. The Zax are so egomaniacal and stubborn that they refuse to step aside for each, listing down trivial reasons they have right of way and eventually sticking at their spot for eons in their refusal to let the other have the last word.
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The Sneetches and Other Stories / int_696db795	type	Taught to Hate
The Sneetches and Other Stories / int_696db795	comment	Taught to Hate: In the cartoon version, a mother Sneetch teaches her son Ronald to dislike and ignore the Sneetches without stars on their bellies.
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The Sneetches and Other Stories / int_757bbdb8	comment	Massive Numbered Siblings: Mrs. McCave has 23 boys, all of them named Dave. This proves to be a problem when she wants one Dave in particular and calls him.
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The Sneetches and Other Stories / int_7df2b942	type	Moving the Goalposts
The Sneetches and Other Stories / int_7df2b942	comment	Moving the Goalposts: The plain-bellied Sneetches use McMonkey McBean's machine to gain stars akin to what are considered the top social class. The original star-bellies have no interest in being equals however, and use the machine to remove theirs, deeming plain bellies the top of the chain now. The situation reduces to both sides rapidly going in and out of the machine to break or maintain the hierarchy respectively, until eventually even the original star-bellies realise their elitism just isn't worth the hassle.
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The Sneetches and Other Stories / int_82a64c4b	type	Adaptational Nice Guy
The Sneetches and Other Stories / int_82a64c4b	comment	Adaptational Nice Guy: The Sneetches is based on a very short story that Seuss wrote for Redbook magazine in 1953. In that version of the story, the Plain-Bellies were just as mean to the Star-Bellies as vice versa. No one goes through any Character Development, either.
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The Sneetches and Other Stories / int_83535879	type	Tall Poppy Syndrome
The Sneetches and Other Stories / int_83535879	comment	Tall Poppy Syndrome: When the plain-bellied Sneetches actually gain stars, the original Star-bellied Sneetches are outraged. With all Sneetches the same, they can't be the "best" Sneetches, so they remove their stars and claim plain-bellies superior to maintain the hierarchy. After this process continues over and over however, even the original Star-bellies realise it isn't worth it and accept equality.
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The Sneetches and Other Stories / int_970c790a	type	Big Bad
The Sneetches and Other Stories / int_970c790a	comment	Big Bad: Sylvester McMonkey McBean in The Sneetches.
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The Sneetches and Other Stories / int_9b7de69c	type	False Friend
The Sneetches and Other Stories / int_9b7de69c	comment	False Friend: McBean is this to both breeds of the sneetches. When he first arrives at the beach, he claims to be there with the intent of helping the plain-bellied sneetches gain equality with a machine that will give them belly stars for a low price. After this, he meets with the original star-bellies, claiming he desires to help them regain the special status with a machine that will remove their belly stars and distinguish them. Then he invites the original plain bellies whom he had previously helped to try the star off machine to help them achieve equality (again). From that point on, the original star bellies keep paying McBean to have their stars put on or removed to be distinguished, only for the original plain bellies to pay McBean to emulate so that they will be equal. Once both sides have completely run out of money, he abandons them without a second thought.
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The Sneetches and Other Stories / int_a68421bb	type	Animated Adaptation
The Sneetches and Other Stories / int_a68421bb	comment	Animated Adaptation: "The Sneetches" and "The Zax" were adapted along with Green Eggs and Ham for the animated special Dr. Seuss on the Loose.
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The Sneetches and Other Stories / int_a6e8221e	type	Status Quo Is God
The Sneetches and Other Stories / int_a6e8221e	comment	"The Sneetches": Racism and classism are heavily intertwined and trying to maintain division for its own sake will leave you vulnerable to scammers willing to make money off of your prejudices until you're sucked dry.
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The Sneetches and Other Stories / int_a70223	type	Karma Houdini
The Sneetches and Other Stories / int_a70223	comment	Karma Houdini: Sylvester McMonkey McBean gets no comeuppance for fleecing the Sneetches of their money. Granted, his business technically wasn't a scam, just exploitative.
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The Sneetches and Other Stories / int_a91078ea	type	Adaptational Jerkass
The Sneetches and Other Stories / int_a91078ea	comment	Adaptational Jerkass: The Star Bellied Sneetches are conveyed as even more exaggeratively narcissistic and petty in the Animated Adaptation, boasting and singing about themselves ceaselessly and taking exceptional pleasure bullying one child Plain Belly. They do come to the same lesson as in the book however.
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The Sneetches and Other Stories / int_acf33d00	type	Nice Job Fixing It, Villain
The Sneetches and Other Stories / int_acf33d00	comment	Nice Job Fixing It, Villain: McMonkey McBean swindles the sneetches out of all their money while laughing about the sneetches' gullibility and how they will never learn. Ironically because his money making scheme, the sneetches can't remember who ever had a star in the first place and because they wasted their money obsessing over the stars, they learned how pointless it was to discriminate in the first place and will treat each other equally from now on.
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The Sneetches and Other Stories / int_b582f140	type	Prejudice Aesop
The Sneetches and Other Stories / int_b582f140	comment	Prejudice Aesop: The first story, "The Sneetches", is about creatures called "Sneetches", some of which have star shapes on their bellies and believe they're better than the ones without. A monkey-like creature named Sylvester McBean gives them a machine that gives the plain-bellied ones stars, but they start to fight and add and remove stars until they have no idea who is who. They then learn not to discriminate based on appearance.
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The Sneetches and Other Stories / int_b773ec0e	type	DidNotThinkThisThrough
The Sneetches and Other Stories / int_b773ec0e	comment	Did Not Think This Through: Presumably, if Mrs. McCave had thought a bit more about how difficult it would be to call one of her sons when all of them have the same name, she would have chosen separate ones.
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The Sneetches and Other Stories / int_b826ab9a	type	Living Clothes
The Sneetches and Other Stories / int_b826ab9a	comment	Living Clothes: The Pale Green Pants With Nobody Inside Them from "What Was I Scared Of?" can move on its own.While scary-looking, it's quite harmless.
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The Sneetches and Other Stories / int_bbc77bb5	type	Hard Truth Aesop
The Sneetches and Other Stories / int_bbc77bb5	comment	Hard Truth Aesop: The Sneetches teaches us that sometimes it takes a really unfortunate circumstance in life (like being cheated out of all your money) to learn the error of your ways.
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The Sneetches and Other Stories / int_c3245c20	type	I Lied
The Sneetches and Other Stories / int_c3245c20	comment	I Lied: In a case of lying to yourself. "I'm not afraid of pale green pants with nobody inside them! I said, and said, and said those words. I said them, but I lied them."
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The Sneetches and Other Stories / int_c378ba5f	type	Sealed Evil in a Duel
The Sneetches and Other Stories / int_c378ba5f	comment	Sealed Evil in a Duel: An unintentional, less "good vs. evil" variant happens to the title characters of "The Zax". A North-Going Zax and a South-Going Zax bump into each other, and each is too stubborn to go around the other, since this would require them to move slightly to either the east or west. After a brief argument the two are simply stuck glaring at each other, as years pass and other people build highways around them.
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The Sneetches and Other Stories / int_cb83d23b	type	I Just Want to Be Special
The Sneetches and Other Stories / int_cb83d23b	comment	I Just Want to Be Special: The Sneetches dilemma is a social order caused by some Sneetches having stars on their bellies. The plain bellies want to be in the top group like the star bellies, but the star bellies want to be the different elite group, which they can't be if everyone has stars.
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The Sneetches and Other Stories / int_d1506b2d	type	Flash-in-the-Pan Fad
The Sneetches and Other Stories / int_d1506b2d	comment	Flash In The Pan Fad: In "The Sneetches", the presence (or absence) of stars on their bellies. Once the Sneetches are able to add (or remove) stars, overall opinion starts flip-flopping on which is preferable. They wind up getting stars added and removed multiple times over the course of just a few days.
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The Sneetches and Other Stories / int_e38b0f45	type	Snake Oil Salesman
The Sneetches and Other Stories / int_e38b0f45	comment	Snake Oil Salesman: Zigzagged with Sylvester McMonkey McBean in the Sneetches story. What he sells truly works and does exactly what he claims, but he cleverly uses his Star-On Machine and Star-Off Machine to milk the Sneetches for everything they've got, playing on their attitude towards those dumb stars.
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The Sneetches and Other Stories / int_fccd06b6	type	Beware the Nice Ones
The Sneetches and Other Stories / int_fccd06b6	comment	Beware the Nice Ones: The plain-bellied Sneetches took the star-bellied Sneetches mean attitude on the chin for years. When they finally get stars however, they are infuriated to find the original star-bellies took off theirs and declared plain-bellies to be the top clique just so they could continue gloating and looking down on them. In retaliation they resort to following the "snooty old smarties" into every machine they go into to try and maintain the hierarchy, adamant they accept them at last.
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