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Typee Identity

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English

 

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Edelmira M

 

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March 23, 2013

 

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University

 

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By the end of the novel, Tommo is able to completely understand what creates and maintains an identity for ones self. When Tommo first arrives on the island he is absolutely fascinated with the tattoos on the bodies on the Typee people. He depicts the human body with such detail that it is obvious that he has an obsession with these tattoos...
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He depicts the human body with such detail that it is obvious that he has an obsession with these tattoos. This obsession slowly changes over time; however, it is clearly evident that he is fascinated by the following quote from chapter eleven. But that which was most remarkable in the appearance of the splendid islander was the elaborated tattooing displayed on every noble limb...
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