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Corn Pone

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English

 

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Genevieve M

 

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February 10, 2017

 

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University

 

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Even when change comes, it is slow. Lynd's has taken forty years to accumulate the variety of crops they offer to the public today, while the slow and steady attitudes of people in Midwest towns take decades, even centuries, to evolve their opinions. Finally, and most obviously, the Midwest is a center of agriculture, so an orchard rife with growth is a clear representation of the Midwest...
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Finally, and most obviously, the Midwest is a center of agriculture, so an orchard rife with growth is a clear representation of the Midwest. The corn maze itself represents the Midwest. Every year, the Lynd family plants their corn maze in a different design. Corn, which is a very ordinary crop, is morphed into an enticing, interesting affair with its conversion into a maze (though some would argue it was maize to begin with!)...
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