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Thing 1
Brand:
Engineerio
Year:
2017
Theme:
Movies and TV
Biography:
Thing 1 is a fictional character created by Dr. Seuss in his 1957 children's book, The Cat in the Hat. He is one of two mischievous entities, alongside Thing 2, who are released from a box by the Cat in the Hat to entertain the children, Sally and her brother.
Their physical appearance is nearly identical: short, fuzzy, and blue-haired with red suits labeled "Thing 1" and "Thing 2" respectively. They are known for their chaotic and destructive energy, engaging in wild antics and causing considerable mess. Their actions contrast sharply with the children's initial desire to follow their mother's rules.
Thing 1, along with Thing 2, has become a popular image in popular culture, appearing in various adaptations of The Cat in the Hat, including the animated television specials and the live-action film. They symbolize unrestrained fun and the potential for chaos when rules are bent.
Their physical appearance is nearly identical: short, fuzzy, and blue-haired with red suits labeled "Thing 1" and "Thing 2" respectively. They are known for their chaotic and destructive energy, engaging in wild antics and causing considerable mess. Their actions contrast sharply with the children's initial desire to follow their mother's rules.
Thing 1, along with Thing 2, has become a popular image in popular culture, appearing in various adaptations of The Cat in the Hat, including the animated television specials and the live-action film. They symbolize unrestrained fun and the potential for chaos when rules are bent.
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Entry created on 19th Jul 2017 by
