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Analysis of Dickinson's Loaded Gun Poem

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The "Loaded Gun" symbolizes the woman's life, meaning that she had spent her life waiting around until "The Owner passed - identified - / And carried" (3-4) her away. She awaited the day when a man would come to identify and choose her for a wife or otherwise stay in the same home under her father's rule for the rest of her life much like Emily Dickinson did herself...
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When she married the husband took on the role of the "Owner" and the woman became another possession the husband controlled. The woman, or "Loaded Gun," being a tool ready for use and in need of ownership to amount to anything. Through the second stanza Dickinson emphasizes how the nineteenth century wife is this tool...
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