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What does it mean if someone says that an object in a story symbolic
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What does it mean if someone says that an object in a story symbolic

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That object in the story is representative of something else.
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It means that whomever or whatever the object and/or person is, they represent something much bigger in the story, or it means that it has a meaning other then its literal one.
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