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Death In The Woods - Thematic Explication

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November 18, 2011

 

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The story is broken into 5 different parts, told in first person, and although the narrator is not the main character, he lends significant importance to the symbolism that takes place throughout the tale. In the first part of the story our nameless storyteller introduces his reader to an old woman; one that everyone sees, but nobody knows...
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Demonstrating society's lack of concern for such an old woman, the narrator states, "People drive right down a road and never notice an old woman like that" (23). In this first section he uses the words ?old woman' eight times, and yet we know he considers her to be strong, not frail like the people that we usually associate with the condition of being aged...
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