I'm sorry, I don't understand what you're trying to say by this either. Monty Python was deliberately absurdist humour and nonsensical. Prachett however was mu

I'm sorry, I don't understand what you're trying to say by this either. Monty Python was deliberately absurdist humour and nonsensical. Prachett however was much more grounded and observational, with a satirical rather than fully absurdist bent, although of course sometimes he would find the absurd in the everyday. Coming in and kicking over the furniture, to paraphrase, is a wonderful image of an idea causing chaos in the mind, it isn't Monthy Pythonesque random absurdism.