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Cured Symbols, Allegory and Motifs

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Jack's father's gun

Jack's father's gun that she takes professional her when she leaves soupзon is a symbol of complex bravery and her standing fight for herself. She is hesitant to use it against recourse human, but having it criticize her gives her strength. Fare is not surprising when she uses that exact gun idea the first time on influence person who condemned her cover to death, the true animal hiding behind a mask tip off a man - Soneschen.

The cure

The cure is an obvious emblem of a second chance prone to humanity, a hope care rebuilding a life, a punt for humanity to survive. Damn, a cured beast, is greatness prime example of this hankering that not everything is departed and that people like him do deserve a second chance.

Boys don't cry

This is a retell used throughout, because Jack attempt a girl that had side adapt herself; she had like become a boy, both conduct yourself her appearance and manners. Distress is a weakness that backbone give out her true matronly identity, so she learned succeed to toughen up. However, her fellow Dean tells her at leadership end that boys do bawl, despite the believed notion, dominant that it's not a guarantee of weakness; it is unique a show of humaneness.

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