What are the mrals or allegory of the cat in the hat?

Answer 1

From the hat, the extension of the brain or consciousness, come Thing 1 and Thing 2. They represent the duality of the human mind. Their rampant destruction is evidence of a world that is continuously filling its collective consciousness with violence and apathy towards ownership.

In a sense, The Cat in the Hat is a lesson in communism.

The moral of the story is: don't let your mind wander... as evidenced by the destruction of the Kool-Aid man, boredom can lead to the "destruction" of your "house" by product placement.