Where the Wild Things Are

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In Maurice Sendak's beloved tale Where the Wild Things Are, a small boy named Max proudly sports an imposing crowns on his head. Made of a cardboard box adorned with patches and paint, this makeshift monarch's crown exudes power, as Max stands at its helm. With eyes wild and free, he roams through a fantastical land, commanding beasts to obey him with authority born from his very being. His mother may scold him when she discovers the destruction caused by her son, but in his imagination, Max knows no bounds. And it's on his head, proudly displayed for all to see, that Max's crowns reminds everyone of his true status - that of a king.