What does it mean when stories are contaminated?

Yes, they can. Stories can get contaminated when there are inaccuracies or biases introduced.

It could also mean that mom hides or suppresses stories. Maybe there are some family stories or personal anecdotes that she doesn't want to share or let out, so she 'swallows' them, keeps them to herself. For instance, if there were some embarrassing family incidents in the past, she might choose to 'swallow' those stories rather than let the family's reputation be affected.

Sometimes, when people repeat stories, it might be because they want to emphasize a point or make sure you understand. Or maybe they just enjoy telling them over and over.

In the context of telling stories, scratching could imply making spontaneous alterations or deletions. It could be done to improve the flow, add suspense, or simply because the storyteller has a new idea in the moment.

Sometimes, when someone repeats stories, it could indicate that they want to emphasize a point or make sure you remember it. Maybe they feel the story has a valuable lesson or message.

The term 'when' in a story indicates the timing. It answers questions like 'When did this happen?' or 'At what point in time was this situation?' It helps readers understand the story's timeline and how events relate to each other over time.

It could mean that the wife is interested in her husband's experiences and wants to be more involved in his life. By watching his stories, she can gain a deeper understanding of his day - to - day activities, his thoughts, and his feelings.

Perhaps it implies that Spider - Man is literally trapped within the pages of the stories. In a more metaphorical sense, it might be that he's having difficulty moving on from the events or arcs in the stories. For example, if he's faced with a big moral dilemma in a story and he can't seem to get past it, like being stuck between saving a loved one and saving a large number of civilians.

The expression is rather ambiguous. It could be that there is some sort of cultural or family - specific behavior where the wife's act of'swallowing' (which could be metaphorical for taking in information or emotions) is related to her then telling stories. For example, she might swallow her doubts or fears and then tell stories to comfort others or just to pass the time.

It could mean that she exchanged stories with someone. Maybe she shared some experiences or anecdotes with friends, family members or neighbors. For example, she might have told a friend about a funny incident that happened at work, and in return, the friend shared a story from their own life.