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Recurring themes in Calvin and Hobbes
There are several repeating themes in Bill Watterson's Calvin and Hobbes, a few involving Calvin's real life, and many stemming from his incredible imagination. Some of the latter are clearly flights of fancy, while others, like Hobbes, are of an apparently dual nature and don't quite work when presumed real or unreal.
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