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Although it can be said that Barbara Kingsolver uses metaphors to describe the lessons and teachings in "The Poisonwood Bible", Barbara actually uses very descriptive imagery and the shifts in tone to describe to the audience how it feels to live in both worlds, those worlds being the capitalistic and modernist America and the natural and beautiful jungles of the Congo.

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William Shakespeare's play King Lear analyzes betrayal through the complex family relationships. It showcases how true devotion doesn't have a price, and that buying one's way into love may bring  their demise.

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Although Homer's Odyssey, in the fashion of Greek myth, carries a moral narrative (specifically about the importance of perseverance and commitment), it is also a work of prose. By describing and surrounding them with lyrical language, Homer seamlessly incorporates the principles of the narrative into the work as a whole.

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In Toni Morrison's Beloved physical and emotion devastation from past events (slavery) haunt and cling to characters in the novel despite their gained freedom.

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The setting of the mists on the marshes in Charles Dickinson's "Great Expectations" symbolizes danger and uncertainty. Something dangerous is likely to happen every time Pip enters the mists, like when he was nearly killed and kidnapped. This challenges why society constantly expects and hopes something different will happen when given a constant pattern of events.

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In the novel The Invisible Man, freedom is represented when the protagonist is expelled from his college, but chooses to leave the deep south, and travels to new york to experience true freedom and diversity.

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Although it can be said that Barbara Kingsolver uses metaphors to describe the lessons and teachings in "The Poisonwood Bible", Barbara actually uses very descriptive imagery and the shifts in tone to describe to the audience how it feels to live in both worlds, those worlds being the capitalistic and modernist America and the natural and beautiful jungles of the Congo.

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In Invisible Man, Ralph Ellison illustrates a journey of self-discovery through following the narrator's tough life lessons as a black man searching for identity in a society who doesn't acknowledge him as an individual.

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Although Beloved by Toni Morrison is about a freed slave that is being haunted by slavery, this passage shows how Sethe worked through being haunted and trying to find a better life for her family.

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In Great Expectations by Charles Dickens, tears are the motivation to move toward our truth, signifying that crying has its benevolent and clarifying effects on humans. By telling multiple instances in which characters cry to express remorse and ingratitude, tears evoke a distressful tone. However as Dickens reveals the consequential passionate emotions (like gratefulness and love) that arise from our tears, we learn that a good cry excavates a positive awareness of ourselves, making us more gentle and compassionate beings.

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In beloved Toni Morrison uses a symbol of a haunted home as her  interpretation of how systemic  trauma derived from slavery  plages the black community. Throughout the story the family begins to heal and face their demons. 

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In beloved Toni Morrison uses a symbol of a haunted home as her  interpretation of how systemic  trauma derived from slavery  plages the black community. Throughout the story the family begins to heal and face their demons. 

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In "The invisible man", Ralph Ellison shows how objects can mirror how humans interact with one another through the the use of symbolism such as the Sambo doll and how it is influenced by how much people maneuver it like how stereotypes influence/maneuver how humans interact with one another.

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Ralph Ellisons "The Invisible Man" throws the nameless protagonist into a world filled with symbolic "games". Though we as the reader don't see the novels setting as a game necessarily, the symbolism hides in the society that is racially divided, and corrupt/biased against individuals; more specifically the "invisible" protagonist, and people he sees similar to himself.

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In Toni Morrison's Beloved, trees act as a symbol throughout the story to represent the good and the bad that is shown in the book. Through the use of tree imagery, the reader is able to understand the deeper meaning of the text, examining the characters' struggles of overcoming their painful memories of their pasts.

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In the twisting book “Oryx and Crake”, one of the symbols I would say was a big part in the book were the “2.0 humans” because it was a big part in the book that showed what was left of humanity and how Jimmy (or Snowman) was the only guidance/mentor left in the world to teach them how to live life and keep the generation life going.

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Annabel- In the novel, Oryx and Crake, the author makes use of a parrot named alex, who holds sentimental value to Snowman, to symbolize Snowman's unfulfilled want for companionship.

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Annabel- In the novel, Oryx and Crake, the author makes use of a parrot named alex, who holds sentimental value to Snowman, to symbolize Snowman's unfulfilled want for companionship.