Little cog-burt was essentially a story of an upper-class wife and husband that in a way, guiltily, threw a party for their worker's kids which they somewhat felt disgusted at. The mom specifically felt such disgust towards a kid named Little Cog-Burt. The story Cotton Candy on the other hand also had a mom with big impact on the story. In this story, Lola feels as if she never could find a loving husband because her mom made it hard for her, she had such a scarring impact on her even after she passed away. All throughout the story, Lola experiences numerous heart breaks and all coming from men with names that started with the letter D. In both stories, emotion seems to be a great factor in that the husband feels pitty for the workers when they throw them the part and also when the mom greatly despises Little Cog-burt so much to the point where it was almost impossible giving him the angel at the top of the Christmas tree. Likewise. Lola's desperation for love brought her an intense roller coaster of emotions. Lola would go as far as to tell men "marry me" or "I'll set you up in a room." She would even arouse her desire for sex in watching monkey copulate.
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