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Madame Bovary

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English

 

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Aaron V

 

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July 29, 2011

 

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University

 

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The Blind Beggar symbolized how Emma changed throughout Madame Bovary. The Blind Beggar's song talks about "birds and sunshine and green leaves" (188). I believe that the "birds and sunshine and green leaves" symbolizes how beautiful Emma has become. The Blind Beggar being blind, I believe, symbolizes the corruption that has become of Emma...
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The Blind Beggar being blind, I believe, symbolizes the corruption that has become of Emma. At first we get the impression of Emma to be an innocent beautiful housewife of Charles. As the novel progresses we see how Emma changes. We see how she gets corrupted and gives into the temptations of adultery and the deceptions to keep Charles from the truth about what is going on...
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