Eric

[Eric @peet_96]

Cooper uses a syntactical repetition of nature to create a symbol of fate, which proves that man always tries to escape the inevitable

[Eric @peet_96]

LOTM: The repetition of the word "last" symbolizes the negative effects of colonization, which proves that people always resent differences

[Eric @peet_96]

@CaelinKnutter what central theme do you think can be connected to this harmful intent?

[Eric @peet_96]

In TLOTM, Cooper uses repetition of the word "savage" to create conflict, which proves that man will always discriminate against differences

[Eric @peet_96]

@EmiliaBrun0 I would think so- largely based on Cooper's 'environmentalist' viewpoints

[Eric @peet_96]

@ryan_wendell Do you think "chirruping" carries a positive or negative connotation, or is it neutral and used just for description?

[Eric @peet_96]

In TLOTM, the word "holy" is used to contrast the peacefulness of the environment with the horrors brought on by war

[Eric @peet_96]

@GunjanNachane @MrsOsterhaus I agree. The creature was born the same as any human, but his environment made him have a deep hatred for man.

[Eric @peet_96]

Tabula rasa means blank slate, which means we are all born the same and our environments create us. The creature's environment made him evil