'The Twits' tells the story of Mr. and Mrs. Twit. Their surname obviously resembles their personalities, as Mr. And Mrs. Twit are always playing jokes on each other. For example, Mrs. Twit puts her glass eye in Mr. Twit's cup and to get revenge , Mr. Twit places a frog on Mrs. Twit's pillow.
The Twits have a group of monkeys in their backyard, which they are always ordering to stand upside down all day. The monkeys are visited by the Roly-poly bird. The monkeys, along with the roly-poly bird, play a trick on Mr. And Mrs. Twit by using the glue that Mr Twit puts on the trees to trap birds for his bird pie, to stick all of Mr. And Mrs. Twit's furniture upside down to the ceiling. When the Twits arrive home, they stand on their heads so that everything is the right way up. This causes them to stick to the floor because the monkeys have placed glue on the floor. The monkeys obviously use the upside down trick as an act of payback due to the Twits making them stand upside down.
The Twits have a group of monkeys in their backyard, which they are always ordering to stand upside down all day. The monkeys are visited by the Roly-poly bird. The monkeys, along with the roly-poly bird, play a trick on Mr. And Mrs. Twit by using the glue that Mr Twit puts on the trees to trap birds for his bird pie, to stick all of Mr. And Mrs. Twit's furniture upside down to the ceiling. When the Twits arrive home, they stand on their heads so that everything is the right way up. This causes them to stick to the floor because the monkeys have placed glue on the floor. The monkeys obviously use the upside down trick as an act of payback due to the Twits making them stand upside down.