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stira
27 days ago
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The author uses the image of a cage more than once in the story. In at least 100 words, describe how she uses this image, and it

s importance to the story.
English
2 answers:
Naddika [6.3K]27 days ago
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The author might be repeating the image of the cage to emphasize its significance in the life of the character.
Bond [6.4K]27 days ago
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The writer might be depicting a cage as a metaphor to illustrate how the individual experiences feelings within their life. The term cage could signify a sense of being trapped in daily situations, indicating the individual feels confined. They could be grappling with challenging circumstances that contribute to this feeling of entrapment, similar to being inside a cage. This imagery may also highlight the repetitive nature of the individual’s decision-making, which could be impeding their ability to choose wisely, thus leaving them emotionally confined.
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