Rappaccini's Daugher and the Garden of Eden

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English

 

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Eloise B

 

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December 1, 2015

 

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Rappaccini shows strong resemblance to the devil himself in just his appearance. In the story, the scientist is described as, "tall, emaciated, sallow,...and dressed in a scholar's garb of black."(63) Satan is thought of as ugly, and resembling death itself. In almost all instances, the devil is associated with the color black...
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In almost all instances, the devil is associated with the color black. These things bring us to believe that Rappaccini himself is like the devil in one way or another. Both gardens have some form of the opposite deity in them. In Eden, it is Satan in the form of a snake luring Eve to eat from the Tree of Knowledge...
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