Frissella frappe un mur
Reynald Cantin
- Reading
- Pause around being unable to do what is expected and ask how the book presents it.
- Themes
- Being unable to do what is expected: Frissella has been ordered to frighten a young boy but can no longer pass through walls. The premise creates a mismatch between an assigned task and Frissella's current abilities; how the story judges that assignment is unclear.
- Difference and care: A doctor attributes Frissella's difficulty to a mysterious allergy and prescribes a stay at an asylum for defective ghosts. The premise connects an unexplained difficulty with medical care and a community of unusual characters, but does not establish whether this is treated seriously or satirically.
- Worth knowing
- The premise includes an order to frighten a child and a stay at an asylum for ghosts labelled defective. The story is described as humorous, but how it handles these ideas is unclear.