It's rude to crush children's imaginations.
Maggie's son is often writing wild stories in his spare time and his grades have dropped because of his avid imagination.
Maggie wants her son to get better grades.
Maggie supports her sons writing but tells him it's important to do better at school, which helps him get his grades higher.
Maggie demands that her son stop writing stories and get his grades higher, or he will be punished, which leads to her son getting better marks.
Maggie's son continues writing lavish stories, which later leads to him having a career in literature.
Maggie's son becomes despondent and spends way less time with his friends and family.