03-04-2021, 02:05 PM
(03-04-2021, 02:00 PM)Sociopathicsteelerfan Wrote: It's typical Dr. Seuss prose. He uses it frequently in his books, I think likely to make the text more entertaining for children. Instead of saying "I am Sam" the character in Green Eggs and Ham says "Sam I am". Just think of how Yoda talks, which I know is funny as in most languages Yoda's sentence structure would be correct. Or more correct anyways.
Yeah I thought about it being Yoda language at first, but to me it seems the person was not really saying that he is Sam. Sam-I-Am rather appears to be the person he is talking to. Kinda Sam-You-Are in Yodaish.
"I do not like them, I am Sam" would make little sense to me too.
Glad this important topic is finally on the table :)
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