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    120410 Comparative Literature 2DW Discussion Motif: an image, literary structure, or object that repeats throughout the texts that may be pointing to a larger idea / concept. Foil: oppositional characters that highlight differences Close Read Assignment Discussion: - Conrad uses terms like "sky" and "seas" which usually have connotations with freedom, enclosing the town and their limited mindset.

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    120410 Comparative Literature 2DW Discussion Motif: an image, literary structure, or object that repeats throughout the texts that may be pointing to a larger idea / concept. Foil: oppositional characters that highlight differences Close Read Assignment Discussion: - Conrad uses terms like "sky" and "seas" which usually have connotations with freedom, enclosing the town and their limited mindset.

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    120410 Comparative Literature 2DW Discussion Motif: an image, literary structure, or object that repeats throughout the texts

    that may be pointing to a larger theme (i.e. spring flowers, fruits, fertility, ample agricultural supply Theme: the broad idea/concept; abstract; the meaning that its trying to convey Foil: oppositional characters that highlight differences

    Close Read Assignment Discussion: - Conrad uses terms like sky and seas which usually have connotations with freedom, enclosing the town and their limited mindset - Kennedy is feeling a connection with Yanko o Maybe Kennedy feels estranged from his own community as well and is seeing a part of himself in Yanko o Or perhaps he is envious of Yankos freedom and independence o

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