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Now I will talk about the most memorable part of Go, Dogs, Go!: the cars. These sons of bitches love speeding in their cars.

In the ‘Big and Small Dogs in Cars’ scene we see these dogs in their cars. The dogs are piloting these cars with total freedom and abandon. No roads, no barriers, no constraints. Here Eastman wants to dazzle the reader and have them feel the chaotic liberation that new technology, like cars, provides. But this freedom has not brought the dogs happiness.

Not one of those hounds is happy like the Blue Pitbull or the White Dog in the chair. Most are stoic; hyper-focused on the road. The Green Dog is absolutely terrified.

Also notice how the sizes of these dogs does not correspond to their color. Of the two dogs that wrecked, only the yellow one is upset. The Blue one seems bored. Almost as if he can afford to wreck a couple of cars every once in a while, the bourgeois bastard. Also we see a small blue dog chauffeuring the green dog. Again Eastman shows that class, not race, is the primary source of division in society.