[ SECRET POST #2238 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2238 ⌋

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Comments

[lauramcewan]

I felt the same way about Huckleberry Finn. I had loved that book as a kid, but in high school having to state that "The river was a symbol for FREEDOM" I was so unhappy with it. I wanted to enjoy the book for what *I* found in it, what it said to me, not what someone else said it "meant". I really felt like my joy was taken AWAY from me having to parse it down.

And I really did question: Did Twain *try* to put in that *symbology* and does it really MATTER?