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October 28, 2014

 

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Although the purpose of this fence is to protect her flowers one might also say it symbolizes an obstruction between her and Henry. Elisa is portrayed as a masculine figure. She has strong fingers and is described as having a lean, strong, handsome, and mature face. She looked blocked and heavy in her gardening attire with a man's hat pulled low over her eyes...
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Elisa is portrayed as a masculine figure. She has strong fingers and is described as having a lean, strong, handsome, and mature face. She looked blocked and heavy in her gardening attire with a man's hat pulled low over her eyes. The house behind her was depicted as being hard swept and polished with a clean mud-mat on the front steps...
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