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Subversion and Redemption

Megan Heller

1. The most obvious example of subversion the author uses is the book "Go the Fuck Asleep." It is supposed to resemble a children's book, even though it is for adults due to the strong language used in the book. Another example of subversion would be the movie "The Interview" that is politically centered around North Korea and Kim Jong-un as a persona used to target the political climate in the dictatorship. The "Scary Movie" series is a subversion of other serious scary movies in which its goal is to make fun of the concepts of the other movies.

2. "Go the Fuck to Sleep" gives the reality behind the difficulties that parents face trying to get their children to go to sleep. I think it is a humorous take on parental struggles and complications that are all too real for parents. The targeted audience would be parents of young children and babies as they would be the ones that can relate to this difficulty, as well are able to understand the strong language used in the book.

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