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In the story "You Don't Hear Dogs Barking" by Juan Rulfo, the red moon symbolizes two things: blood and death. The blood represents Ignacio's wounds which would forshadow his soon to come death.

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In the story "You Don't Hear Dogs Barking" by Juan Rulfo, the water symbolizes the denial of forgiveness. Water represents a cleanse and the washing away of sins. Ignacio's father doesn't want to give him water, showing his unwillingness to forgive his son for his crimes.

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In the story "You Don't Hear Dogs Barking" by Juan Rulfo, the blood symbolizes physical and emotional pain. It represents the wounds Ignacio has that cause him physical pain, leading to his death, but it also can be symbolic too when the father mistakes the blood driping down his back for tears. This moment shows us the lack of a father and son bond due to his father's belief that Ignacio feels guilt for his sins, when in reality he is dead.

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In the story "You Don't Hear Dogs Barking" by Juan Rulfo, the road symbolizes the hardships that the father and son face throughout the story. These hardships not only occur on their way to town, but also in the extremely rough relationship they both share.

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In the story "You Don't Hear Dogs Barking" by Juan Rulfo, the dogs barking represent miscommunication. Ignacio never hears them since he is already dead, although his father believes his silence is on purpose, representing the misscomunication.