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The symbol of the church in Joyce's Araby

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The boy's own home is set in agarden the natural state of which would be like Paradise, since it contains a "central apple tree"; however, those who should have caredfor it have allowed it to become desolate, and the central tree stands alone amid "a few straggling bushes." At dusk when the boy and hiscompanions play in the street the lamps of the street lift their "feeblelanterns" to the sky of "ever-changing violet" (timid suppliants to thefar-away heavens)...
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Since the boy is the narrator, the inclusion ofthese symbolic images in the description of the setting shows that theboy is sensitive to the lack of spiritual beauty in his surroundings.Outside the main setting are images symbolic of those who donot belong to the Church. The boy and his companions go there attimes, behind their houses, along the "dark muddy lanes," to where the "rough tribes" (the infidel) dwell...
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