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    Heather Stewart 6E CONE GATHERER’S SYMBOLISM ESSAY "The Cone Gatherers" by Robin Jenkins is a novel set during World War II. Two brothers Calum and Neil are gathering cones that will replenish the forest which is to be cut down for the war effort‚ from an estate in Ardmore‚ Scotland. Lady Runcie-Campbell runs the estate and treats the brothers with contempt as she regards them as being at the very bottom of the social ladder. The game-keeper on the estate‚ Duror‚ shows obsessive hatred towards

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    Symbolism In Casablanca

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    Sam and his Piano are also an important symbol within Casablanca. Sam works for Rick as his piano player for his café‚ he is also his longtime friend since before the war. Sam is seen throughout the movie entertaining people and bringing joy throughout Rick’s café. Sam brings life into the refugees as they are seen singing along and dancing as he plays. Sam brings joy to refugees but brings out other emotions in Rick‚ he is the only person before Iilsa arrives that knows Rick’s past. Sam and Rick’s

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    Symbolism In Moby Dick

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    Zach Lee Mr. Fineran English 11 CP 28 March 2015 Symbolism in Moby Dick Symbolism is used by authors to hint at something without directly telling the reader what the author is telling the reader. It is then up to the reader to realize what the author is saying by using the symbol‚ and then pay attention to what happens to the symbol throughout the book. The author of Moby Dick‚ Herman Melville‚ uses multiple symbols to help the reader foreshadow what will happen later in the story. Melville also

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    Lord Of The Flies Essay In Lord Of The Flies William Golding shows many different interesting ways of symbolism.During a time of war‚a plane carrying a group of British boys who are still kids were shot down over the pacific.The pilot got killed‚but many of the kids survived the crash and found themselves deserted on an uninhabited island where they were alone with no adults to supervise them.Furthermore‚They had to survive by themselves and make life.In transition‚in Lord Of The Flies‚the fire

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    Symbolism is a literary device utilized by many authors. An example of a short story that employs the use of symbolism is Katherine Mansfield’s “The Fly”. The symbols in “The Fly” reflect the boss’s struggle to overcome the tragic passing of his son. The best examples of the symbols used are: the new furniture; the pot of jam; and the fly. The new furniture that the boss has installed‚ and obsesses over‚ represents the boss’s attempt to forget about the death of his son. He has designed the furniture

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    one thing they all have in common is symbolism. Symbolism is the practice of representing things by means of symbols or of attributing symbolic meanings or significance to objects‚ events‚ or relationships. What part does symbolism play in the story of the floods? Symbolism is often used in writing especially during the time that the flood stories were written. Since the stories were passed through mouth and not paper like today the story tellers used symbolism to paint the picture for those who were

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    Symbolism In Cold Mountain

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    Cold Mountain is not only a love story‚ but also a great American tribute to the everlasting side effects the war had on its soldiers. Although the novel doesn’t tell a true story‚ it represents much more than just a quick read that happens to have a historic background. Like any other author‚ Charles Frazier uses the undertones and downfalls of a country divided in two to portray the lasting consequences both sides will eventually face. The story is told in the two main character’s points of

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    Apocalypse Now Symbolism

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    is uncivilized‚ they go to extreme measures to survive. The movie Apocalypse Now‚ directed by Francis Ford Coppola‚ shows this savage like transformation from civilization to savagery in the jungles of Vietnam during the Vietnam War. Francis Ford Coppola uses symbolism and metaphors through the character’s names‚ the character’s behaviors‚ and the use of helicopters to portray this transformation. Every character’s name has a different meaning in the movie. The main character‚ Captain Benjamin

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    Book Thief Symbolism

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    the disputes symbolises who we are. For instance‚ in Mark Zusak’s book‚ The Book Thief‚ the reader gets an understanding of how certain conflicts create attributes in the characters and how it can symbolise an individual. The author manipulates symbolism‚ and conflicts to develop Liesel from a young powerless child to a woman who represents strength‚ Hans Hubermann into a father figure‚ and the narrator‚ Death. The protagonist‚ Liesel‚ develops into a mature and powerful woman who is represented

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    The Wars and Band of Brothers A war is a historical event that has the ability to change a person ’s life both positively and negatively. Ironically‚ during the months preceding both World War One and World War Two‚ for many men the opportunity of going overseas to prove themselves worthy as men was rarely refused. However‚ many of the soldiers who were involved in either the First or Second World Wars quickly realized that war was not only a brand new experience; it was a new lifestyle. In both

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