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imagery in James Joyce "Araby"

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December 20, 2013

 

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The darkness is used for the narrator as a place to hide in-"If my uncle was seen turning the corner, we hid in the shadow until we had seen him safely housed" (30). The boy uses shadow as a place in which he hides in and to watch from distance at Mangan's sister; he is a peeping-tom, a figure of darkness which is clearly inferior to the goddess-like character of Mangan's sister...
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The darkness is also being used to reflect the boy's solitude. The boy is standing in shadow while his friends are playing in the light, he is upstairs in the dark room looking down at his friends altogether in the light. According to the boy's view, the darkness there is related to how full of hopelessness and loneliness he is because he is the only one in love...
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