The Big Picture
- The Grinch is a beloved holiday character who has undergone changes over the years but remains relatable and enduring due to his deviousness and character development.
- Dr. Seuss created the Grinch as a response to his own disillusionment with the commercialization of Christmas, using the character to critique consumerism and explore his own feelings about the holiday.
- The Grinch has appeared in various forms, including books, TV specials, movies, and even a horror film, but his original message about the true meaning of Christmas remains intact despite his widespread commercialization.