The cat that strolled on its own air

A text that allows for multiple readings presents the play "The Cat Who Strolled at Her Will" with a theme that echoes many hints of the human struggle with nature and the attempt of the first to control the components of this nature through his discovery of life concepts and their intended meaning. The events revolve in the world of the jungle, which contains all the previous concepts, through a successful projection onto characters living in the societal jungle, taking the qualities of animals as a central axis around which the events revolve, which the thinking human interacts with to build a better life. This reveals the extent of the distance and depth of the human dream in discovery and the way it is translated into reality. From the child's discovery, Imran, of the loyalty of the dog that enjoys guarding its owner, to the father's discovery, Maan, of the pride of the horse and its services in transportation, to the mother's discovery, Daring, of the benefit of the milk given by the cow, and finally to the entire family's discovery of the tiger, which poses a danger with its strength to everyone. We see the dramatic transition process showcasing mental capabilities in their faces to reach the terms that determine the course of life. We see humans taking some animals for protection and food, and being armed against others, while maintaining the mystery of the play through the character of the cat, which accepts adaptation and refuses submission, believing in its unique role. In the end, the goal of the play seems to be to convey concepts that present friendship and cooperation as the right way to freedom, which means that everyone plays their role without overshadowing the role of others.