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The Flowers
The flowers described throughout the story represent the personalities and lifestyles of the various residents of Crescent Bay. At the beginning of the story, the flowers are described as being “bowed to the earth” (12) because of the sea dew. This reflects the fatigue of the ennui experienced by the residents of Crescent Bay because of their uneventful lives.
The Sea
The sea represents the strong connection between nature and humanity at Crescent Bay. At the beginning of the story, the personification of the ocean in the line, “Ah-aah! Sounded the sleepy sea” (12) presents the sea as having its own personality. This depicts the sea as another resident of the Bay, much like the humans and animals that live there too.
The Animals
The animals that are described in this story, particularly the sheepdog and the cat, represent the ennui of life on Crescent Bay. This...
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