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    The document lists various symbols found in the story "The Princess and the Goblin" and asks the reader to interpret their significance, including elements like fire, water, air and earth as well as motifs like light vs. darkness, birds, flowers, a ring/thread, a spinning wheel, and rooms in the house representing the basement, living quarters, attic and grandmother's room. The symbols likely represent classical elements, themes of light vs. dark, love, life, and different realms within the story's world.

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    The document lists various symbols found in the story "The Princess and the Goblin" and asks the reader to interpret their significance, including elements like fire, water, air and earth as well as motifs like light vs. darkness, birds, flowers, a ring/thread, a spinning wheel, and rooms in the house representing the basement, living quarters, attic and grandmother's room. The symbols likely represent classical elements, themes of light vs. dark, love, life, and different realms within the story's world.

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    Symbolism: The Princess and The Goblin

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    The document lists various symbols found in the story "The Princess and the Goblin" and asks the reader to interpret their significance, including elements like fire, water, air and earth as well as motifs like light vs. darkness, birds, flowers, a ring/thread, a spinning wheel, and rooms in the house representing the basement, living quarters, attic and grandmother's room. The symbols likely represent classical elements, themes of light vs. dark, love, life, and different realms within the story's world.

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    Symbolism in The Princess and the Goblin

       
    In the column on the right, write down possible interpretations of the following symbols

    Symbol Significance/Meaning/Allusions

    Fire
    The “Classical Elements”

    Water

    Air (sky)

    Earth

    Light

    (moon/“globe lamp”)
    (silver)

    Darkness
    (nighttime)
    (underground)

    Birds (pigeons/dove)

    Flowers (roses)

    Ring / thread

    Grandmother’s crown

    Spinning wheel

    Basement
    The House

    Living
    Quarters
    Attic
    (grandma’s
    room)

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