Seuss is one of the best when it comes to showing conflict in his stories. Dr. Seuss says, “VanItch was there too! And he said, the old pig,;The Boys in my Back Room invented this rig called the Eight-Nozzled, Elephant-Toted Boom-Blitz. It shoots high-explosive sour cherry stone pits and will put your dumb Kick-a-Poo Kid on the fritz!"’ [insert citation] In this story Dr. Seuss’s characters are having a conflict that is similar to the [capitalization error] cold war. The author writes,“ Those Boy in the Back Room sure knew how to putter! They made me a thing called the Utterly Sputter and I jumped aboard with my heart all a flutter and steered toward the land of the Upside-Down Butter.” Each side the Zooks and the Yooks are trying to out do each other with having the biggest weapon. Dr. Seuss writes, “For a while that worked fine. All the Zooks stayed away and our country was safe. Then one terrible day a very rude Zook by the name of VanItch snuck up and slingshotted my Snick-Berry Switch!” But Dr. Seuss doesn’t just use conflict and rhyming, he also uses point of