The trailer for the animated film titled The Cat in the Hat has been released by Warner Bros Pictures Animation. This is an animated adaptation of a story created by Dr. Seuss.
The main character in this film, The Cat, will be played by an actor named Bill Hader. This film is directed by Alessandro Carloni and Erica Rivinoja.
The character of the cat in the hat depicted in the film The Cat in the Hat is quite interesting, because on the one hand the cat is very good, funny, and unique, but on the other hand he is also quite naughty.
The cat spreads joy to children, taking them on a fantastic journey through a world that the children have never seen before.
Let’s find out what the nature of the cat in the hat character is like in the “The Cat in the Hat” movie, and also learn some handwriting traits that usually describe such a nature, according to the 10 aspects of KAROHS personality.
The Nature of the Cat in the Movie The Cat in the Hat
The cat (the main character) is a trans-dimensional creature who loves to play, is full of joy and adventure. That is his main goal, to bring joy and happiness to others.
Described as a figure who is quite mysterious, eccentric, full of confidence and imagination. He always tries to make children around the world happy, including two siblings who had difficulty adapting after they moved to a city.
The cat is very creative and good at doing entertaining tricks to create fun and adventure. He has his own characteristics, always wearing a red and white hat and a big smile. The cat loves adventure and is not afraid to take risks.
On the other hand, the cat also has a dark side. He often makes chaos everywhere and does not care about rules or social norms.
In addition, the cat is also depicted as a figure who tends to be manipulative and good at convincing others so that they will follow the cat’s wishes. Even so, the cat is not actually a bad character. He just wants to make other people happy and have fun, even though his methods are often wrong.
Although sometimes his behavior causes chaos, the cat still tries to fix the chaos and helps others to find their own imagination.
3 Related Handwriting Traits
1. Loops on Certain Letters (Imagination)
Sign indicators in handwriting analysis: the presence of loops on the following letters:
- Upper zone: letters b, l, h, k (except t and d)
- Lower zone: letters y, j, g
In this first point, it means that the writer is able to create visual images in brain (mental images). Ideas, planning, innovation, inspiration, and others.
2. High t-Bar on Writing (Goals)
High t-Bar on Writing
Indicators in handwriting analysis: placement of horizontal lines on the letter “t” is quite high. High t-Bar placement can indicate that the writer has high and challenging goals, the writer tends to be ambitious, progressive. Setting the standard pretty high. If one goal has been achieved then they will immediately move on to the next target.
3. Double Curves on Letters (Creative)
Indicators in handwriting analysis: there are double curves on the letters. The writer is a creative type of person, able to find a way out that is different from the usual (norm). In general, the writer has a distinctive ‘original’ way of thinking.
There is a desire to always try new things (experiment). Using a creative approach, the writer can present old objects in a new and innovative perspective.
In this point, the form of the writer’s creativity can be seen either in simple behavior or in a large scope. It could be that the solutions given by the writer seem unreasonable in the eyes of others.
Those are some signs in handwriting that describe traits similar to the traits of the cat in the movie “The Cat in the Hat”.
Every line, curve in handwriting has meaning. Handwriting is also how we communicate with ourselves and with the world. What looks ordinary, can reveal extraordinary potential that we may not have realized.
Through handwriting, we can not only get to know ourselves better, but also open up great opportunities for self-development in the future.
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