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By Melisa Tejada

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By Magalí Maguicha

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After reading "The second bakery attack" by Haruki Murakami, we have discovered some symbols that are essential to understand the story.
To begin with, we analysed the image portrayed within the main character's imagination which changes and develops through the story: 'One, I am in a little boat, floating on a quiet sea. Two, I look down, and in the water I see the peak of a volcano, thrusting up from the ocean floor. Three, the peak seems pretty close to the water's surface, but just how close I cannot tell. Four, this is because the hypertransparency of the water interferes with the perception of distance.'(page 2, Haruki Murakami). In consequence, we made some parallalisms:

The volcano and the curse/hunger: the volcano represents the curse that apparently provokes their hunger. It is there, he can see it and feel it and in the end it disappears just as the curse and the hunger do after the second robbery.

The boat and their marriage: the boat on the water represents how he feels towards their marriage. It is floating without a course, in danger of sinking, just as they are as a couple. Moreover, the water may represent the wife, as it leads his course in the last image he imagines, the way she does with his decisions.