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February 24, 2013

 

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Next, the train is observed to be "supercilious" (6), or condescending, arrogant, and proud. During the time of the Industrial Revolution, Americans were proud to be connecting the Midwest to the coasts of California. However, the train is symbolizing how American's were also arrogant and condescending, especially when it came to dealing with the destruction and damage to the land that was occurring during this time frame...
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However, the train is also being portrayed as difficult to work with. This is illustrated when Dickinson notes, that the train was "complaining all the while" (10). The journey was dangerous, granted; however this was a mighty concoction for America. It almost seems as if Dickinson is disappointed or getting somewhat agitated at the fact that after all of the arrogance and pride put into the railroads, that there would any complaining occurring...
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