The idea that adults inherently dislike simple stories may be misguided. In truth, many adults may be longing for narratives where goodness prevails over cynicism and despair. This desire often remains unexpressed, particularly in more sophisticated social settings, where complexity and irony take precedence over joy and celebration.

The author expresses a longing for stories that celebrate straightforward victories and emotional depth. However, in environments that prioritize intricate tales filled with dysfunction, the uplifting simplicity of a good versus evil story can be overlooked. This raises the question of where the enjoyment and fun in storytelling have gone, as many yearn for a return to more joyous narratives.