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analysis of the mirror

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April 11, 2013

 

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This can be proven when the mirror thinks that it represents the ‘eye of a little god’, thinking that it is very superior. However, the mirror is unexposed to what the world is really is because it has only seen the wall opposite it and the woman who looks into the mirror. The mirror also thought that the pink wall opposite it is its heart...
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The mirror also thought that the pink wall opposite it is its heart. Besides that, this stanza also shows juxtaposition, whereby the woman who is so vain and self-obsessed with herself ended up loathing herself as she sees the flaws of her reflection. The mirror claims that it is truthful, fair and free of conceptions...
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