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Aunt Julia, 'He compares her to a series of metaphors - to do with…
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'He compares her to a series of metaphors - to do with nature and things of a home (clothing and money).'
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She was brown eggs, black skirts
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'Gaelic'
She was different, as Gaelic is not a common language.
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'seagull's voice'
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She lives through nature, as he hears her through the 'seagull's voice'.
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'lain at night'
Despite the darkness and primitive accommodation he
feels safe and secure - she made him feel this way.
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Shorter lines with more pauses for thought.
Changes the atmosphere - disappointment and sadness,
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