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05.05 Symbolism in Poetry Worksheet
Poetry packs big ideas into small packages. In this assignment, you’ll use your selected narrative text to brainstorm symbols that you’d use if you were to turn your book into a narrative poem. Note: you won’t be writing a poem for this assignment.
Part 1: What’s Your Text?
White Fang

Part 2: Symbolism Scrapbook
If you were to transform your text into a narrative poem, which symbols would you select to illustrate the protagonist, conflict, setting, and plot? You may create a symbol or locate a picture online. Include the symbol and an explanation.

Answer 1

Part 1: What’s Your Text?

The text is "White Fang" by Jack London.

Part 2: Symbolism Scrapbook

1. Protagonist: White Fang, the wolf-dog hybrid, could be symbolized by a howling wolf. This symbol represents his wild and untamed nature, which he struggles to overcome as he learns to trust and love humans.

2. Conflict: The conflict between White Fang's wild instincts and his domestication could be symbolized by a tug-of-war rope. This symbolizes the constant struggle between his animalistic nature and his desire to be accepted by humans.

3. Setting: The harsh and unforgiving Yukon wilderness where the story takes place could be symbolized by a snowstorm. This symbolizes the dangers and challenges of surviving in the harsh and unpredictable environment.

4. Plot: The theme of survival in the wilderness could be symbolized by a paw print. This symbolizes the journey of White Fang and his survival instincts as he navigates the challenges of the wild and the relationships he forms along the way.