What Are The Symbols In The Golden Dawn Tangerine

Symbols mean much more than what meets the eye, there can be more underneath the symbols. In the fictional novel Tangerine, written by Edward Bloor, the residents of Lake Windsor do not know the fakeness which is behind them. The sinkhole that swallowed the middle school represents the fakeness behind the Lake Windsor residents. The hole in the Fisher family is represented through the eternal muck fire burning forever. The Golden Dawn Tangerine represents Paul's new life and how he will start over again. Through symbolism the reader gets a better understanding of how fraudulent the Lake Windsor Downs residents are, and can realize that they are incapable of recognizing their own faults behind the mask of which they wear. Symbolism represents the symbols in which are bigger than what the symbols might look like when you first see the symbols. Hiding the fakeness behind the Lake Windsor Downs “at how small the crater was-only
The flaws are hidden underneath this very ground that people mistake them for always being perfect. Their imperfections want them to hide it but then they do not so they cover it up with lies and deceit. Starting his life over again Paul is just like the golden Dawn tangerine which “the car was immediately filled up with this scent, the scent of the Golden Dawn Tangerine.” This quote means that since Paul could smell the new tangerine it means that he is forgetting about his past and starting a brand new life free of neglect. The new Tangerine represents how Paul will have as much attention as Erik and they will both become equals. Paul's new life is just like the Golden Dawn, new, fresh and clean. Burning forever the muck fire represents how the Fisher family have a hole