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Discover the art of symbolism and how objects, colors, and even seasons carry deeper meanings. Unravel the significance of symbols in everyday life and literature to enrich your understanding of hidden messages.
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Symbolism What you see is not always what you get… Sometimes you get more!
A symbol is… • An object that represents a greater idea • An icon (picture) that stands for a bigger meaning
Things to look for… • 1. Is the thing/object/picture or word repeated? • 2. Try and tie it to a larger idea…
Groups use symbols • For example…
Remember, _______ are items that represent a ____________idea or meaning.
Seasons can be used as symbols Winter- Death Fall- Maturing (growing older) Spring-Birth Summer-Growth
Remember: ____________ are objects that _______________ a greater meaning.
How were symbols used in “The Cask of Amontillado”? • Fortunato’s outfit— • “The supreme madness of the carnival season”— • Nitre—”the white web work” • Montressor’s family motto–
The Montressor’s name means “my treasure” and within “The Cask of Amontillado” the treasure is revenge because…. • The Montressor family motto, “Nemo me impunelacessit” means “no one attacks me without impunity” this symbolizes the revenge Montressor plans in “The Cask of Amontillado” because…