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|Text Aspects |Example |Explanation |
|Symbolism |Red umbrella |The red umbrella represents the love they |
| | |share for each other |
| | |The color associated with love is red |
|Color vs. Black and white |The dark colors contrasting with the red |They grey around them contrasts with the |
| |umbrella |red umbrella they are under representing |
| | |how they are in love and together and |
| | |separated from the rest of the world |
|Symbolism |The sun |The sun looks like a path between them, |
| | |which represents that they have a path |
| | |together to follow and that they will be |
| | |together longer until the day they die |
| | |Also them being an old couple gives the |
| | |idea that
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