Ninth Blog Prompt

In Neil Gaiman book there are many stories that can be told in different ways. The conflict of the adult world versus the world of children through imagination. For example, Ursula is a evil character in the book. Although, the narrator sees Ursula as a monster, his father sees her as his beautiful partner. Ursula is seen as a monster by the narrator because she is going to cause conflict between his family. Ursula moves out the house which resolves the conflict, but she is seen by the narrator that she is no longer living.

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