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I don't think this story is structured very well because of Potter's insistence that she include her local grocer. The original script was changed and now it's tacked on at the end. Honestly, I wanted more from those creepy-ass candles, dropping like ghosts beside the mice.
As it is, the main story is an idealisation of capitalism, the way we all wish capitalism still worked. It's a bit of a sombre read now we're suffering through what is hopefully late stage capitalism.
As it is, the main story is an idealisation of capitalism, the way we all wish capitalism still worked. It's a bit of a sombre read now we're suffering through what is hopefully late stage capitalism.
As a child I liked the illustrations and the idea that a cat and a dog might keep a shop together -- I was always sorry their shop failed.
Real world economics intrudes into the farmyard community as Ginger and Pickles realise the consequences of providing unlimited store credit to their customers. Truly! Lots of old favourite characters make cute cameos as they go about their free-for-all shopping.